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自责调解了校园性侵犯和PTSD症状期间经历的性不运动之间的联系

Chloe Yadav1, Joanna Herres1

  • 1The College of New Jersey, Ewing, USA.

Journal of interpersonal violence
|March 6, 2026
PubMed
概括

经历强力不运动 (非自愿) 的性侵犯幸存者报告说,当他们责怪自己时,PTSD症状更严重. 自责,而不是受害者,调解了这种联系,表明需要有针对性的疗法.

关键词:
创伤后应激障碍 (PTSD) 是一种他们自责自责.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性侵犯性侵犯性侵犯创伤的创伤创伤的创伤.遇难者就是受害者,受害者就是受害者.

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