APS
APS Virtual Poster Showcase · 2020
Adolescent Coping Moderates the Association of Childhood Emotional Abuse and Neglect and Adolescent Internalizing Symptoms
- Rachel Siciliano
Vanderbilt University - Allegra Anderson
Vanderbilt University - Lauren Henry
Vanderbilt University - Jon Ebert
Vanderbilt University Medical Center - Tarah Kuhn
Vanderbilt University Medical Center - Kelly Watson
Vanderbilt University - Meredith Gruhn
Vanderbilt University - Allison Vreeland
Vanderbilt University - Ciriegio Abagail
Vanderbilt University - Sofia Torres
Vanderbilt University - Bruce Compas
Vanderbilt University
Abstract
Using multiple linear regression analyses, we examined effects of trauma experiences and coping use on adolescent internalizing symptoms. Findings suggest that increased use of adaptive coping predicts fewer symptoms of anxiety and depression across trauma types, and interacts with emotional abuse and neglect, but not physical abuse and neglect.
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