Correlations of epistemic stances, hypomentalisation, attachment, childhood trauma, and mental health symptoms (Study 2).

Correlations of epistemic stances, hypomentalisation, attachment, childhood trauma, and mental health symptoms (Study 2).

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Main Author: Andrea Rodriguez Quiroga (19797482) (author)
Other Authors: Juan Segundo Peña Loray (19797485) (author), Laura Bongiardino (18439837) (author), María Eugenia Malleville (19797488) (author), Laura Borensztein (19797491) (author), Arantxa Y. Arredondo (19797494) (author), Antonia Najas-García (19797497) (author), Saskia Ivana Aufenacker (18439840) (author), Camila Yosa (19797500) (author), María Sol Asencio (19797503) (author), Milagros Guido (19797506) (author), Marianne Cottin (10286525) (author), Camila Botero (18439834) (author)
Published: 2024
Subjects:
Sociology
Science Policy
Mental Health
Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified
Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified
recent psychological literature
received considerable attention
hoc analysis revealed
childhood traumatic experiences
significant positive correlations
regard knowledge conveyed
educational level moderate
div >< p
epistemic trust refers
epistemic trust factor
epistemic trust
residual correlations
factor solution
economic level
communicated knowledge
epistemic stances
epistemic credulity
though predominantly
theoretical perspective
stable scores
sociodemographic variables
satisfactory three
retest reliability
psychopathological symptomatology
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main objective
internal consistency
individual ’
gender acts
factorial validity
factorial structure
examined (<
empirical measure
depressive symptomatology
credulity questionnaire
clinical samples
avoidant attachment
attachment styles
argentine version
argentine setting
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