Journal of the American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry
SCIENTIFIC PAPERSSexual Abuse and Psychopathology in Hospitalized Adolescents
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The relationship between self-reported childhood adversities, adulthood psychopathology and psychological stress markers in patients with schizophrenia
2017, Comprehensive PsychiatryCitation Excerpt :Some studies have shown that patients with schizophrenia and a history of childhood adversities are more likely to have poorer functional outcomes [22] and a more severe course of illness [3,16,23–25] than patients with schizophrenia and no history of childhood adversities. When investigating a possible specific effect of type of adversity, some researchers find a strong association between CPA or CSA and auditory hallucinations (AH) [10,15,23,26,27]. In contrast, while both Varese et al. [7] and Trauelsen et al. [12] concluded that childhood adversities clearly increase the risk of psychosis, there was no evidence that any specific type of trauma is a stronger predictor of psychosis than any other [7,12].
Prevalence and impact of childhood abuse in people with a psychotic illness. Data from the second Australian national survey of psychosis
2014, Schizophrenia ResearchCitation Excerpt :A history of child abuse has also been associated with greater likelihood of positive symptoms (Ross et al., 1994), particularly hallucinations (Janssen et al., 2004) in people with psychosis. The association appears strongest between physical or sexual abuse and auditory hallucinations (Sansonnet-Hayden et al., 1987; Heins et al., 1990; Read and Argyle, 1999; Read et al., 2003). This association has also been reported in individuals with bipolar affective disorder (Hammersley et al., 2003).
The association of child abuse and neglect with adult disability in schizophrenia and the prominent role of physical neglect
2009, Child Abuse and NeglectCitation Excerpt :A recent review reported a large number of studies showing an association between childhood trauma and adulthood hallucinations (Read et al., 2005). Only one study revealed a strong association of child abuse with both delusions and hallucinations (Janssen et al., 2004), in contrast to several other studies which failed to reveal this association (Famularo, Kinscherff, & Fenton, 1990; Read, Agar, Argyle, & Aderhold, 2003; Sansonnet-Hayden, Haley, Marriage, & Fine, 1987). While the majority of the studies addressed the association of early trauma and adult psychosis with different psychiatric disorders, for example bipolar disorder (Hammersley et al., 2003), few studies addressed specific effects in schizophrenia (Read, Goodman, Morrison, Ross, & Aderhold, 2004), and very few addressed the effect of childhood trauma (mostly sexual abuse) over psychosocial functional outcomes, such as impairment and disability (Lysaker, Beattie, Strasburger, & Davis, 2005; Lysaker, Meyer, Evans, Clements, & Marks, 2001; Lysaker, Nees, Lancaster, & Davis, 2004).
Child sexual abuse consequences in community samples of Latino and European American adolescents
2009, Child Abuse and NeglectCitation Excerpt :Romantic relationships and the ability to form satisfying friendships are also negatively impacted by the shame and self-blame associated with CSA (Feirling, Rosenthal, & Taska, 2000). Further, behaviors such as truancy, running away, chemical abuse, and sexual aggression have been associated with sexual abuse, as well as early and more frequent sexual activity and promiscuity, sexual aversion, and social isolation (Browning & Laumann, 1997; Downs, 1993; Gomes-Schwartz, Horowitz, & Sauzier, 1985; Kisiel & Lyons, 2001; Runtz & Briere, 1986; Sansonnet-Hayden, Haley, Marriage, & Fine, 1987). However, researchers have also noted that some CSA victims report little or no effects (Rind, Tromovitch, & Bauserman, 1998; Sanford, 1990; Waterman & Kelly, 1993).
Childhood trauma and auditory verbal hallucinations
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