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Lifetime Polyvictimization and Mental Health Outcomes in Women With vs Without Incarceration Histories: A Population-Based Latent Class Analysis
Violence Against Women ( IF 2.3 ) Pub Date : 2024-05-02 , DOI: 10.1177/10778012241252018
Sandra P Arévalo 1 , Qianwei Zhao 2
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We use latent class analysis, a life course framework, and information on the type, frequency, and timing of trauma exposure to identify distinct polytrauma groups in a national sample of women (AddHealth). We compare the identified polytrauma groups and their associations with mental health in adulthood in women with and without incarceration histories. A unique group with polyvictimization (neglect, physical, sexual) exposure in childhood by a caregiver in women with incarceration histories was not identified in women without incarceration histories. We find evidence of distinct associations between polytrauma groups and mental health and possibly, criminal justice involvement, in adulthood.

中文翻译:


有监禁史与无监禁史的女性终生多重受害和心理健康结果:基于人群的潜在类别分析



我们使用潜在类别分析、生命历程框架以及有关创伤暴露的类型、频率和时间的信息来识别全国女性样本中不同的多发性创伤群体(AddHealth)。我们比较了已确定的多发伤群体及其与有或没有监禁史的女性成年后心理健康的关系。在没有监禁史的妇女中,没有发现有监禁史的妇女中存在一个独特的群体,该群体在童年时期曾遭受照顾者的多重受害(忽视、身体、性)。我们发现证据表明,多发伤群体与成年后的心理健康以及可能的刑事司法参与之间存在明显的关联。
更新日期:2024-05-02
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