Relationships Between Experiences of Sibling Physical Aggression and Lifetime Aggression Using Statistical Controls for Poly-Victimization

Mangold, Ani; King, Alan R.

doi:10.1007/s10896-020-00134-8

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“…A total CSA LONG score was calculated from the two recording periods. The CSA LONG and CPA LONG LONGSCAN indices have been shown to be maladjustment high risk indicators in a series of studies [48,64,65].…”

Section: Sexual Abuse and Assault Self-report (Csa Long )mentioning

confidence: 99%

Childhood Adversity and Attempted Suicide Prior to Adulthood

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2023

Int J Depress Anxiety

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Background: Suicide attempts occurring early in development were thought to constitute a special concern regarding the slope of mood disorder developmental trajectories.Objective: This analysis examined relationships between childhood adversities and the odds of suicide attempt(s) prior to age 17.Participants and setting: Survey respondents (N = 2072) sampled from Amazon's Mechanical Turk described the extent of their childhood and adolescent exposure to childhood maltreatment and other developmental adversities. Methods:The sample was differentiated into subsets with versus without suicide attempt(s) prior to age 17. Results:The odds of suicide attempt(s) prior to age 17 were significantly (p < 0.001) higher for respondents reporting childhood sexual abuse (OR = 5.0), physical abuse (OR = 4.9), emotional abuse (OR = 3.7), peer bullying (OR = 3.1), parental neglect (OR = 1.6), and maternal battering (OR = 2.15). All adversities but exposure to maternal battering accounted for unshared variance in suicide attempts prior to age 17. Adverse Childhood Experiences Questionnaire exposure counts were associated incrementally with early suicide attempts. Efforts were made to differentiate between additive and interactive adversity risks. While significant adversity interactions were found, they tended to be modest in size and scope. The risks posed by single and dual adversity exposures seemed to limit the potential for substantial interactive effects. Conclusion:The odds of early suicide attempt(s) were markedly higher in this sample among respondents exposed to childhood adversity.

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Section: Sexual Abuse and Assault Self-report (Csa Long )mentioning

confidence: 99%

Childhood Adversity and Attempted Suicide Prior to Adulthood

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2023

Int J Depress Anxiety

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“…OPV, α = .90, r = .64, κ = 0.66; & BULL, α = .82, r = .64, κ = 0.70; PVD, α = .94, r = .73; OPV, α = .92, r = .77; SPV, α = .91, r = .67). The subscales of VEQ-R indicate the potential threat of the maladjustment in both internalized and externalized forms (Green & King, 2009;King, 2014aKing, , 2014bKing, , 2016King, , 2018King, , 2019King, , 2020aKing, 2020bKing, , 2021Mangold & King, 2020;Moe et al, 2004;Mugge et al, 2009Mugge et al, , 2015Veith et al, 2017).…”

Section: Maltreatment Indicatorsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The 15 symptoms can be scored with 0 or 1 with the CDS total score that is generated from the calculation of the sum. This reliability and concurrent validity of the survey has been established to the prior aggression studies based on the evidence by using the symptom checklist (King, 2020b;Mangold & King, 2020).…”

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Perception of Parental Love as a Predictor of Children's Life Satisfaction

Kidder

King²

2022

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Love is a fundamental part of psychological well-adjustment, but a gap in the literature exists surrounding how perceptions of how loved adults felt by their biological parents in childhood can contribute to life satisfaction and psychological adjustment. This study aims to fill that gap by examining the impact of feeling loved by biological parents and grandparents on psychological well-being and adjustment factors later in life. 1,189 college-aged participants volunteered for the study and were recruited online via SONA at a university in the United States. We constructed a Likert-style rating scale to measure individuals’ level of perceived love (LUV) and its contribution to various adjustment indicators, including life satisfaction, depression, anxiety, trait anger, and conduct disturbance. Linear regression models and bivariate correlations were calculated for the predictor and maladjustment indicators. Results showed a modest correlation between the LUV index and life satisfaction as well as other maladjustment indicators and revealed that LUV significantly predicted life satisfaction. LUV was also a significant predictor of depression, anxiety, anger, and conduct disturbance. These results suggest that perceived love could be an important resilience factor and could be used to predict life satisfaction and psychological adjustment later in life.

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“…However, other findings have supported the presence of potential dysfunction in the sibling relationship in the context of parental CM, which may present as a replica of the parent's behavior. These studies have indicated an association between dysfunction in the parent–child relationship and a harmful dynamic in the sibling subsystem (Mangold & King, 2021; Portner & Riggs, 2016; Tucker et al, 2019; Whiteman et al, 2011; Williams et al, 2016; Witte et al, 2020). Hence, this dysfunction could negatively manifest in the sibling dynamic through jealousy, fear of a sibling, abuse and aggression (Dirks et al, 2015; Heinrich, 2017; Katz & Tener, 2020, 2021), distance or hostility (Witte et al, 2020).…”

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Sibling dynamics in the context of parental child maltreatment: A theoretical model grounded in data

Katz

Tener

Nadan

2022

J of Family Theo & Revie

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This article presents and discusses a theoretical model grounded in data regarding sibling dynamics in the context of parental child maltreatment. The model aimed to explain the process by which parental maltreatment shaped the siblings' dynamics while following the process from childhood to adulthood. The model is based on the triangulated analysis of three samples: 120 forensic interviews with maltreated children, 83 interviews with adults who experienced maltreatment in childhood, and 48 interviews with professionals. The theoretical model presents key concepts for sibling dynamics: sibling camaraderie, sibling abuse, parentified sibling, and sibling cut-off. In addition, the overlap and movements within and between these concepts are discussed, as well as contexts that might explain the model.

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Relationships Between Experiences of Sibling Physical Aggression and Lifetime Aggression Using Statistical Controls for Poly-Victimization

Cited by 13 publications

References 44 publications

Childhood Adversity and Attempted Suicide Prior to Adulthood

Childhood Adversity and Attempted Suicide Prior to Adulthood

Perception of Parental Love as a Predictor of Children's Life Satisfaction

Sibling dynamics in the context of parental child maltreatment: A theoretical model grounded in data

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