Depression Symptoms Longitudinally Predict Increased Reporting of Lifetime Trauma

Poster Session VI

Keyword: Stress

Abstract: Two-hundred and twenty-two participants (71.3% female; on average 18.5 years old) completed surveys of depression symptoms and lifetime traumatic events two times during a college semester. We found that depression at time 1 predicted increased reporting of lifetime traumatic events at time 2, while controlling for time 1 event reporting.

• Anthony Mancini (Presenting Author)
• Zachary Model (Author)
• Cherylle Chapman (Author)
• Giovanni Fardella (Author)
• Asha Mohammed (Author)
• Sabena Niamh (Author)
• Rachael Roizer (Author)
• Angelina Rigoroso (Author)
• Levi van Zyl (Author)