Behavioral sequelae of physical and/or sexual abuse in adolescents☆
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The impact of childhood abuse on inpatient substance users: Specific links with risky sex, aggression, and emotion dysregulation
2014, Child Abuse and NeglectCitation Excerpt :Prior research among substance users (e.g. Gratz et al., 2008; Shand et al., 2011) has not systematically examined these specific relationships. Moreover, work that has examined the effects of particular abuse subtypes has focused on undergraduates (Loos & Alexander, 1997), adolescents (Arata, Langhinrichsen-Rohling, Bowers, & O’Farrill-Swails, 2005; Cavaiola & Schiff, 1988), and women attending an STD clinic (Senn & Carey, 2010). Our results are consistent with and extend these prior findings within a population experiencing particularly elevated rates of abuse and negative outcomes related to this abuse.
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2010, Children and Youth Services ReviewCitation Excerpt :Weighted t-tests conducted to determine if data were missing at random indicated that youth in the final analytic sample differed from those excluded due to listwise deletion in other model variables in only two areas: being sexually abused (21% of the final analytic sample vs. 8% of the excluded cases, p-value for t-test < 0.01); and being out-of-home at baseline (31% of the analytic sample vs. 13% of the excluded cases, p-value for t-test < 0.01). Although these differences suggest that youth in the analytic sample might be more at risk for behavioral health problems than those excluded (e.g. Aarons et al., 2010; Cavaiola & Schiff, 1988), the weighted t-tests did not indicate significant differences on measures of substance abuse risk or mental health need. Similarly, child welfare agencies included in the final analytic sample differed from those excluded due to listwise deletion in the percentage of out-of-home youth within the agency (approximately 43% for agencies in the final analytic sample vs. 20% in the excluded cases, p-value for t-test < 0.05).
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2008, Child Abuse and NeglectCitation Excerpt :Generally, findings from studies using hierarchical classification systems support that each category is associated with maladjustment, but findings are mixed regarding whether certain types of maltreatment lead to specific negative outcomes. For instance, some researchers report sexual abuse to be more strongly associated with risky sexual behaviors than other forms of maltreatment (Cavailoa & Schiff, 1988; Fergusson et al., 1997; Krahé, Scheingerger-Olwig, Waizenhofer, & Kolpin, 1999). However, Arata and colleagues found that sexually and physically abused youth did not differ in their number of sexual partners (Arata, Langinrichsen-Rohling, Bowers, & Farrill-Swails, 2005).
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Excerpts from this paper were presented at the 11th International Congress of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry and Allied Professions, July 23, 1986, Pa