APS
2025 APS Annual Convention · 2025
The Mediational Effects of Trauma Coping Self-Efficacy Fostered through a Digital Mental Health Intervention
Session: Poster Session VIII
Authors
- Jenna HappePresenting Author
University of Colorado, Colorado Springs - Nori Mohamed
University of Colorado Colorado Springs - Samantha Umland
University of Colorado Colorado Springs - Carolyn Yeager
University of Colorado Colorado Springs - Andrew Lac
University of Colorado Colorado Springs - Charles Benight
University of Colorado Colorado Springs
Abstract
The longitudinal study examined underlying mechanisms of a digital intervention enhancing trauma coping self-efficacy (CSE-T). Structural equation modeling showed that CSE-T significantly (p < .05) mediated pathways from social support, dissociative symptoms, and perceived trauma impact to trauma-related mental health outcomes. Online interventions targeting CSE-T may enhance mental health outcomes.
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