Female sexual self-schema after interpersonal trauma: relationship to psychiatric and cognitive functioning in a clinical treatment-seeking sample.
Female sexual self-schema after interpersonal trauma: relationship to psychiatric and cognitive functioning in a clinical treatment-seeking sample.
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人际创伤后的女性性自我图式:与临床寻求治疗样本中的精神和认知功能的关系。
DOI:
10.1002/jts.20616
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发表时间:
2011
影响因子:
3.3
通讯作者:
Peterson,ZoëD
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作者:
Blain,LeahM;Galovski,TaraE;Peterson,ZoëD
This study assessed the relationship between sexual self‐schema and posttraumatic functioning in a clinical sample of 112 female sexual assault survivors. Contrary to hypotheses, posttraumatic stress disorder and depressive symptom severity were unrelated to the valence of sexual self‐schema. Yet, negative posttraumatic cognitions were related to sexual self‐schemas. Specifically, less positive self‐views were associated with more negative schema (r= −.35). In a multivariate analysis, the measure of negative views of the world and others was associated with more positive schema. Results indicate that intervening to improve survivors' postassault appraisals of the self may help to reduce the impact of interpersonal trauma on women's sexual functioning.