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1. Trauma i mentalno zdravlje mladih: medijatorska uloga afektivne vezanosti, mentalizacije i disocijacije

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Bogdanović, Aleksandra S., Stefanović-Stanojević, Tatjana, Mitrović, Milica, Gavrilov-Jerković, Vesna, and Georgievska, Sofija

Subjects
rana traumatska iskustva, hraniteljstvo, afektivna vezanost, mentalizacija, disocijacija, eksternalizacija, internalizacija, problemi u relacijama, trauma, foster care, attachment, mentalization, dissociation, internalization, externalization, social problems
Abstract

The aim of this research was examining the effect of early trauma experiences on the development of maladaptive mental health outcomes, as well as to test the effects of attachment, mentalization and dissociation in this relationship. The sample was was comprised of 121 adolescents from foster care in Republic of Serbia, aged 11 to 18. The respondents filled in a battery of instruments, including Childhood Trauma Questionnaire – CTQ (Bernstain i Fink, 1998), Relationship Questionaire-Clinical version RQ-CV (Holmes & Lyons-Ruth, 2006), The Reflective Functioning Questionnaire, RFQ (Fonagy et al., 2016), Dissociative experience scale for adolescents, A-DES (Armstrong, Putnam, Carlson, Libero & Smith, 1997) and Child behavior checklist-youthself report (Achenbach & Rescorla, 2001). Our findings suggest that dissociation had statistically significant mediating role in the relationship between trauma and internalizing (b=.1.81, SE=.04, p

Published
2022

2. TRAUMATIC EXPERIENCES AS THE PREDICTOR OF MALADAPTIVE OUTCOMES AMONG CHILDREN IN FOSTER CARE.

Author

Bogdanović, Aleksandra

Subjects
*FOSTER children, *FOSTER home care, *ADULT child abuse victims, *CHILD care, *CHILD Behavior Checklist, *PSYCHOLOGICAL child abuse, *CHILD protection services
Abstract

The aim behind this study was to first analyze the nature and the extent of childhood trauma and existing maladaptive outcomes (internalized and externalized problems, and dissociation) among adolescents in the foster system, and then analyze the possibility of using traumatic experiences to predict the aforementioned outcomes of childhood trauma. The sample consists of 121 respondents, children and youths in the care of child protective services, without adequate parental care, residing in temporary foster care families on the territory of Serbia, aged between 11 and 18. The respondents filled out the Childhood Trauma Questionnaire -- CTQ (Bernstein & Fink, 2003), the Dissociative experience scale for adolescents, A-DES (Armstrong et al., 1997), and the Child behavior checklist -- youth self-report (Achenbach & Rescorla, 2001). The results of the analyses have indicated that physical and emotional neglect are the most frequent forms of maltreatment in early childhood, with a relatively high prevalence of the other individual forms of trauma. Early childhood trauma statistically significantly predicted all the analyzed maladaptive outcomes, explaining approximately 20% of the variance of internalized and externalized problems, and dissociation. Recommendations are given for future studies. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2022
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