Childhood experiences affect psychosocial well-being and mental health across the life course for better or worse. The aim of the present study is to investigate how adverse childhood experiences before the age of 18 impact psychological functioning in young adulthood, and whether social information processing and emotion regulation may mediate these associations.
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Latent composite score for psychosocial functioning
Timeframe: a baseline measurement (w1)
Latent composite score for psychosocial functioning
Timeframe: change over 3 years (from w1 to w4)
Psychological Well-being
Timeframe: a baseline measurement (w1)
Psychological Well-being
Timeframe: change over 3 years (from w1 to w4)
Internalizing symptoms
Timeframe: a baseline measurement (w1)
Internalizing symptoms
Timeframe: change over 3 years (from w1 to w4)
Externalizing symptoms
Timeframe: a baseline measurement (w1)
Externalizing symptoms
Timeframe: change over 3 years (from w1 to w4)
Functioning in social und and work situations
Timeframe: a baseline measurement (w1)
Functioning in social und and work situations
Timeframe: change over 3 years (from w1 to w4)