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年轻男女的性创伤和强迫性行为:一个涉及两个样本的网络分析

Arielle A J Scoglio1, Yen-Ling Chen2, Kuan-Ju Huang3

  • 11Department of Natural and Applied Sciences, Bentley University, Waltham, MA, USA.

Journal of behavioral addictions
|January 22, 2025
PubMed
概括

性创伤与强迫性行为 (CSB) 有关. 网络分析显示,CSB元素,痛苦,物质使用和交易性是相互关联的,性别差异影响了这些关系.

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让人上的行为成行为.冲动行为冲动行为.心理健康症状 精神健康症状性虐待性虐待性虐待性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯交易性交易性行为

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