01797     2200277   4500001000700000011001300007090001100020100004100031101000800072102000700080200018700087330083600274461006801110606001501178606002801193606002301221606002201244606001301266606002301279675001001302700004101312701002901353801001201382852001301394995011201407408860  a1552387X  a408860  a20240918d        kkky0pory50      ba  aeng  aUS  aBenevolent and adverse childhood experiences and attachment in adulthoodecomparative study between sex ofenders and the general populationfTelma Catarina Almeida, Sara Marisa Costa  aChildhood 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.  c[New York]d2023pp.1-23tCrime & Delinquencyv[s.n.]x1552387X  aPSICOLOGIA  aVIOLAÇÃO DE MENORES  aVIOLÊNCIA SEXUAL  aOFENSORES SEXUAIS  aABANDONO  aESTUDO COMPARATIVO  a159.9  aALMEIDAbTelma Catarina Ferreira de   4070aCostabSara Marisa   aPTgRPC  j159.9ALM  104159_000000000000000_9ALM52024-09-19696329480423aDGRSPcDGRSPfDGRSP9632k159.9ALMn2024-09-19o0rAP