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Childhood violence exposure and social information processing in young adults: Does relationship with the perpetrator matter?

2025-09-25

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<p>Humans are generally biased to show implicit favoritism for in-group over out-group members, but developmental experiences may alter this process in important ways. Prior work has elucidated associations of family (i.e., in-group) violence exposure in childhood with risk for internalizing symptoms through weakened implicit favoritism for novel in-group members. The present study probes whether childhood violenc...

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Literature Corpus work: f5874720-e7e3-5b26-a610-50e85a918151
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/ujgp2_v3

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