Benevolent and adverse childhood experiences and attachment in adulthood : comparative study between sex ofenders and the general population / Telma Catarina Almeida, Sara Marisa Costa
In: Crime & Delinquency.ISSN 1552387X. [New York]. [s.n.] (2023) , p.1-23Idioma: Inglês.País: Estados Unidos.ISSN: 1552387XAssunto: PSICOLOGIA | VIOLAÇÃO DE MENORES | VIOLÊNCIA SEXUAL | OFENSORES SEXUAIS | ABANDONO | ESTUDO COMPARATIVO CDU: 159.9 Localização e Cota : 159.9ALM Resumo: Childhood experiences influence individuals’ perceptions of themselves and their future. This study aimed to analyze the relationship between benevolent childhood experiences (BCEs), adverse childhood experiences (ACEs), and attachment in adulthood, compare the general population with sex offenders and assess the variables that impact attachment. The sample comprised 171 participants. A relationship between ACEs and attachment was found. Sexual offenders had higher scores of childhood victimization. BCEs, education level, and emotional and physical abuse are significant predictors of attachment anxiety. BCEs and divorce/parental separation are significant predictors of attachment dependence. ACEs conduct to more difficulty trusting others, and fewer BCEs lead to more anxiety about thoughts of abandonment or rejection.| Item type | Current location | Call number | Copy number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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Childhood experiences influence individuals’ perceptions of themselves and their future. This study aimed to analyze the relationship between benevolent childhood experiences (BCEs), adverse childhood experiences (ACEs), and attachment in adulthood, compare the general population with sex offenders and assess the variables that impact attachment. The sample
comprised 171 participants. A relationship between ACEs and attachment was found. Sexual offenders had higher scores of childhood victimization. BCEs, education level, and emotional and physical abuse are significant predictors of attachment anxiety. BCEs and divorce/parental separation are significant predictors of attachment dependence. ACEs conduct to more difficulty trusting others, and fewer BCEs lead to more anxiety about thoughts of abandonment or rejection.
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