| Title | Date | Views | Brief Description |
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| Factors that impact disclosure and PTSD severity following military sexual trauma |
2020 |
471 |
The majority of the research on military sexual trauma, has been, was done with sample groupsof female veterans, hence there is a current gap in research about men who experience militarysexual trauma (O’Brien, Keith, & Shoemaker, 2015). The study an... |
| The role of forgiveness and personality on outcomes of childhood maltreatment |
2020 |
420 |
Research indicates that there are a number of negative outcomes associated with childhood maltreatment including both mental and physical health consequences (National Children’sAlliance, 2015; Mennen & Trickett, 2017; Arata, Langhinrichsen-Rohling, ... |
| Conceptualizing outness through sexual minority disclosure narratives |
2021 |
375 |
Outness refers to the degree to which one self-discloses or expresses one’s personal identity (Klein, 2014). The concept of outness was first conceptualized as a stage in identity development (Cass, 1979; McCarn & Fassinger, 1996). Recent literature ... |
| Examining the role of distress tolerance on the relationship between maternal childhood maltreatment and the intergenerational transmission of emotional dysregulation |
2022 |
325 |
Individuals who experience childhood maltreatment can experience a variety of psychosocial difficulties which can continue throughout the lifetime. Furthermore, these difficulties may affect not only the victims of childhood maltreatment but their ch... |
| Meaningful messaging: the impact of targeted mental health messaging towards gay men and their attitudes towards mental health treatment |
2023 |
73 |
Gay men consistently demonstrate higher rates of mental health dysfunction, substance misuse, and suicidal ideation than straight men (Bostwick et al., 2010; Lyons et al., 2019; McCabe et al., 2010; Meyer, 1995; 2003). Public health campaigns have pr... |
| The effect of a maternal history of sexual abuse on support from the child's perspective following child sexual abuse |
2019 |
429 |
Previous research has exhibited the impact that maternal support has on children following instances of child sexual abuse (CSA; Cyr, McDuff, & Hébert, 2013; Valentino, Berkowitz, & Stover, 2010). However, it remains unclear as to what degree a mater... |
| Influence of mental health stigma on behavioral health evaluations |
2021 |
577 |
Individuals in leadership roles in the military are in unique and complex positions to make the most ethical decisions to protect the mission and fellow soldiers on deployments. These difficult decisions may negatively impact the career of a soldier ... |
| Close blast exposure and posttraumatic stress disorder |
2021 |
126 |
The conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan have continued to provide unique challenges for military personnel and researchers alike. Of note is the increase in literature linking posttraumatic stress disorder with the exposure of service personnel to impr... |
| The impact of self-perceived coping mechanisms on the relationship between maternal childhood maltreatment history and harsh parenting |
2023 |
77 |
A relationship between a maternal caregiver history of childhood maltreatment and current harsh/impaired parenting practices has been supported throughout previous research. Consistently, studies have shown that a maternal history of childhood abuse ... |
| Long-term effects of childhood emotional abuse and neglect on adulthood interpersonal functioning and emotional regulation |
2022 |
7 |
Emotional abuse and neglect are less studied than more overt forms of abuse, yet are found to have myriad deleterious outcomes. Childhood emotional abuse and emotional neglect are also often combined into one emotional maltreatment construct in the l... |
| Objective measures of childhood emotional neglect |
2024 |
15 |
Research has shown that maltreatment in childhood can have serious effects on mental health outcomes in adulthood. While physical maltreatment has been well studied, the effects of childhood emotional maltreatment are less researched. This may be bec... |
| Personality, pathology, and the moderating effect of parental loss |
2024 |
0 |
The association between personality traits and psychopathology is diffuse and well established by an expanding body of current research. High or low levels of personality traits in the Five-Factor model (FFM) of personality consistently correlate wi... |