The literature consistently demonstrates evidence that child sexual abuse survivors are at
greater risk of victimization later in life than the general population. This phenomenon is …

Child sexual abuse (CSA) is a widespread public health problem in the United States. It has
been associated with multiple long-term deleterious outcomes including revictimization in …

OBJECTIVE: The current study examined emotion dysregulation as a mechanism underlying
risky sexual behavior and sexual revictimization among adult victims of child sexual abuse …

Our mixed-methods study advances understanding of pathways to offending for jailed
women with and without mental illness. Life history interviews with 115 women from five US …

Incarcerated women evidence high rates of both interpersonal trauma and mental illness. In
particular, the rates of sexual violence victimization are so high that some researchers have …

Emotion regulation difficulties following trauma exposure have received increasing attention
among researchers and clinicians. Previous work highlights the role of emotion regulation …

Background While emotion dysregulation represents an important mechanism underpinning
psychological responses to trauma, little research has investigated this in refugees. In the …

This study sought to enhance knowledge of the link between child sexual abuse (CSA) and
long-term criminality by investigating gender-specific effects and the role of index sexual …

Revictimization research, to date, has primarily focused on sexual revictimization (ie, child
sexual abuse and adult sexual assault), which has resulted in a lack of understanding of …

Emotional dysregulation is a construct that has drawn substantial attention as a
transdiagnostic contributing factor to the loss of health. Intimate partner violence (IPV) is a …