Temperament as a predictor of psychological adjustment in female adult incest victims
DK Carson, JR Council, MA Volk - Journal of Clinical …, 1989 - Wiley Online Library
DK Carson, JR Council, MA Volk
Journal of Clinical Psychology, 1989•Wiley Online LibraryMultiple regression analysis was used to examine the relation between temperament and
psychological adjustment in a sample of female adult incest victims (N= 57). Several
dimensions of temperament, including activity level, mood, approach/withdrawal, flexibility
(adaptability), and rhythmicity were significant predictors of various indicators of adjustment
and self‐esteem. The findings suggest that temperamental characteristics may moderate the
effects of childhood incest on adult adjustment.
psychological adjustment in a sample of female adult incest victims (N= 57). Several
dimensions of temperament, including activity level, mood, approach/withdrawal, flexibility
(adaptability), and rhythmicity were significant predictors of various indicators of adjustment
and self‐esteem. The findings suggest that temperamental characteristics may moderate the
effects of childhood incest on adult adjustment.
Abstract
Multiple regression analysis was used to examine the relation between temperament and psychological adjustment in a sample of female adult incest victims (N = 57). Several dimensions of temperament, including activity level, mood, approach/withdrawal, flexibility (adaptability), and rhythmicity were significant predictors of various indicators of adjustment and self‐esteem. The findings suggest that temperamental characteristics may moderate the effects of childhood incest on adult adjustment.
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