Childhood maltreatment and identity diffusion among inpatient adolescents: The role of reflective function
Abstract
Introduction Identity integration, as opposed to identity diffusion, has been associated with greater self‐esteem, meaning in life, and functioning. Trauma may have negative effects on identity; however, few studies have examined trauma and identity among adolescents, particularly those with psychiatric disorders. Moreover, factors that may promote healthy identity in adolescents who have experienced trauma have not been identified. This study...
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Title
Childhood maltreatment and identity diffusion among inpatient adolescents: The role of reflective function
Published Date
Aug 28, 2019
Journal
Volume
76
Issue
1
Pages
65 - 74
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