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<div> Background Adverse childhood experiences, such as abuse, maltreatment or neglect, can lead to many mental disorders and emotional and social difficulties. Objective The aim of this study was to adapt and validate the ‘Malt...

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Main Author:	Magdalena Chęć (21029951) (author)
Other Authors:	Sylwia Michałowska (21029954) (author), Karolina Rachubińska (21029957) (author), Krystian Konieczny (21029960) (author), Agnieszka Samochowiec (664467) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Medicine Molecular Biology Biotechnology Sociology Science Policy Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified women ); aged sensitive developmental periods r =&# 8201 mechanisms underlying health many mental disorders lt ;&# 8201 gt ;&# 8201 evaluated item fit common pathways contributing 86 years (< 58 items combined exposure &# 8217 experiences influence outcomes 5 &# 8211 overlapping symptom spectrums mace showed strong high internal consistency kuder richardson coefficient 8 ), except overall mace scores childhood maltreatment experiences childhood trauma questionnaire scale </ p internal consistency childhood trauma &# 8216 symptom checklist richardson formula 67 ), assessing experiences mace sum mace scores mace multiplicity mace appears comparing mace xlink "> white people valuable tool sheds light sd </ retrospectively assess researchers aiming psychopathological symptoms psychometric reliability psychometric properties predictive validity precise understanding positively correlated polish version polish socio polish adaptation person separation particularly evident measured using clinical practice 10 scales
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