Associations between self-reported and agency-reported child maltreatment and mental illness in later life: Results from the CALM study

Self-reported CM showed higher effect sizes with higher degrees of certainty with all forms of mental illness service use compared to agency-reported CM, highlighting the need to consider both in future research.

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Child Abuse & Neglect
Published
2025-03-31
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.chiabu.2025.107433
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2
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Child Abuse and Trauma
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Associations between self-reported and agency-reported child maltreatment and mental illness in later life: Results from the CALM study

MIKE A. TROTT, Jake Moses Najman, Steve R Kisely, Claudia F. Bull
2 citations
Child Abuse & Neglect
Child Abuse and Trauma
4.61
article

Associations between self-reported and agency-reported child maltreatment and mental illness in later life: Results from the CALM study

MIKE A. TROTT, Jake Moses Najman, Steve R Kisely, Claudia F. Bull
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2 citations

Abstract

Self-reported CM showed higher effect sizes with higher degrees of certainty with all forms of mental illness service use compared to agency-reported CM, highlighting the need to consider both in future research.

Child Abuse & NeglectVol. 163
The University of Queensland (AU), Princess Alexandra Hospital (AU), Metro South Health (AU)
Openalex Percentile: Top 7%
Child Abuse and Trauma
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