Moral Injury and Its Associations with Psychological Symptoms, Substance Use, and Online Gambling Behaviors

Poster Session VIII

Keyword: Psychopathology

Abstract: Moral Injury is defined as the psychological, biological, and personal effects of violating or witnessing violations of one’s morals. This study found that psychological symptoms (e.g., interpersonal sensitivity, depression, anxiety, etc.) were associated with moral injury. Results support the validity of the new Moral Injury Impact Scale.

• Matthew Abell (Presenting Author)
• Nick Mehiel (Author)
• Geoffrey Munro (Author)
• Elizabeth Katz (Author)