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Not just what happened, but how it felt: Subjective distress and its role in adolescent health after childhood physical abuse

2026-07-30

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<p>The role of subjective experience in understanding the links between childhood physical abuse and mental and somatic outcomes is gaining recognition but remains underexplored. Using data from a large population-based sample of youth (12–16 years) and generalized linear models, we examined whether current and past peak subjective distress following physical abuse were associated with symptoms, measured by the Ho...

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71b51f8f-3c58-5f2a-8e86-0d67e2a94b95
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10.31234/osf.io/rc36b_v5
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