Experiencing emotional, physical, and/or sexual abuse in childhood increases the risk
(compared with baseline) of developing psychopathological symptoms in adulthood. In the …

Aims. We have previously reported an association between childhood abuse and psychotic
experiences (PEs) in survey data from South East London. Childhood abuse is related to …

BackgroundThe extent to which exposure to childhood sexual and physical abuse increases
the risk of psychotic experiences in adulthood is currently unclear. AimsTo examine the …

Background Violence in childhood is associated with mental health problems and risk of
revictimisation. Less is known about the relative importance of the various types of childhood …

Background Different types of childhood maltreatment, like emotional abuse, emotional
neglect, physical abuse, physical neglect and sexual abuse are interrelated because of their …

Background We aimed to investigate associations between childhood sexual abuse and
maltreatment and internalizing disorders (anxiety, depression, PTSD) across adulthood …

The relationship between retrospective self-reports of childhood abuse and subsequent
interpersonal violence was assessed among 354 consecutive male inpatient admissions …

BACKGROUND: The deleterious effects of childhood abuse have been a focus of much
research; however, the causes of parental physical abuse are less well documented …

Objective: A model was examined in which the association between a parent's history of
abuse and the parent's own abusive behavior toward his or her children was hypothesized …

Risk for adult mental health problems associated with child sexual, physical, or emotional
abuse and multiple types of child abuse was examined. Logistic regression analyses were …