… childhood experiences are approximately as common in the general German population as
in … provides an initial frame of reference for Germany on the prevalence of adverse childhood …

… survey of the German population. Data were collected by USUMA (German: Unabhängiger
… were ≥14 years of age and the ability to understand written and spoken German language. …

… are scarcely available in Germany. This study examines the frequencies of adverse childhood
experiences, considering growing up in East or West Germany or abroad and interacting …

… German population, adverse childhood experiences were significantly linked to the experience
… population, on participants with mainly non-clinical levels of pain. Interestingly, adverse …

… The potential sources of error in the retrospective recording of childhood experiences include
incorrect attribution, suggestibility, and distortion owing to subjective logic. The possibility …

Background Adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) are highly prevalent and increase the
risk for long-term adverse health outcomes. Next to well-known ACE-associated risks for …

… Although generalisability does not necessarily require representativeness [73, 74], the
results of this study can only be transferred to the total population of all German public university …

… of childhood maltreatment in a representative German community sample, (b) to replicate the
patterns of childhood … the cumulative effect of adverse childhood experiences. They found a …

… Compared to the general population in Germany, our sample comprised far more females,
was younger [53], academic achievement was higher [54] and less subjects in our sample …

… German general population are discussed. With the example of … The prevalence of CM in
the general population in Germany … of experiences of childhood sexual abuse in the German …