APS
APS Virtual Poster Showcase · 2020
Gender Differences in Trauma Related Variables and IED
- Lynette Krick
McLean Hospital - Mitchell Berman
Mississippi State University - Jennifer Fanning
McLean (CDASR) - Coccaro Emil
University of Chicago
Abstract
Experiencing and witnessing aggression can have negative outcomes. We examined the relationships between (a) experiencing and witnessing aggression, (b) source of aggression, (c) age of exposure, and lifetime Intermittent Explosive Disorder (IED) in men and women. Men and women showed similar effects of exposure to aggression on lifetime IED diagnosis.
Aggression
