Exploring Multidimensional Profiles of Childhood Trauma Experiences in Active-Duty U.S. Military Members

Using latent profile analysis, five distinct subgroups of childhood trauma history were uncovered in a sample of 4,200 active-duty military personnel. The groups differed meaningfully on constructs including PTSD, depression, social support, and psychological resilience. Results underscore the importance of assessing qualitatively unique trauma histories in treatment and military settings.