A first hypothetical estimate of the Dutch burden of disease in relation to negative experiences during childhood
Year: 2010
Type: report
Study design: Observational Study
Abstract: Label ACE items ACE1Emotional Abuse V15_01 and V15_02 ACE2 Physical Abuse V15_03 and V15_04 ACE3 Sexual Abuse V15_05 and V15_06 ACE4 Emotional Neglect V15_07 and V15_08 ACE5 Physical Neglect V15_09 and V15_10 ACE6 Parental Separation or Divorce V30 ACE7 Mother treated violently V40_1, V40_2, and V40_3 ACE8 Household Substance Abuse V40_4 ACE9 Household Mental Illness V40_5 ACE10 Incarcerated Household Member V40_6 Statistical analysisTo some extent, the distributions of the demographic variables of the respondents differed from those in the population (data from the Central Statistics Agency (CBS)).Therefore, we used weighted data, that is, data corrected for these differences, to determine the ACE prevalences.To evaluate the differences between prevalences we used the unweighted data.Relationships with other variables were also tested using the unweighted data.Only 83 respondents out of 2,208 (i.e., 3.8%) had missing values on one or more ACE items and/or demographic characteristics.The missing values seemed not to be related to one of the ACE items and/or demographics and were discarded in the analyses.
Source: TNO Repository
Authors: R.M. Kuiper, Elise Dusseldorp, A.G.C. Vogels
Language: English
Topic: Child Abuse and Trauma
Subfield: Clinical Psychology
Field: Psychology
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W355669666