Perceived friendships protect against the development of anger following childhood adversities in UK military veteran men residing in Northern Ireland
Perceived friendships protect against the development of anger following childhood adversities in UK military veteran men residing in Northern Ireland
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居住在北爱尔兰的英国退伍军人在童年遭遇逆境后,所感知到的友谊可以防止愤怒的发展
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10.1080/20008066.2023.2289286
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发表时间:
2023
影响因子:
5
通讯作者:
Truhan T
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作者:
Truhan T
Background:Experience of childhood adversity is associated with greater anger as an adult, particularly in men. Soldiers and veterans report higher incidence of adverse childhood experiences, many of whom also experience elevated rates of PTSD and anger. However, little is known about factors which may protect against the development of anger after experiencing childhood adversity.Objective:This study aims to assess the potential protective aspects of perceived social support in military veterans.Methods:Data from the Northern Ireland Veterans’ Health and Wellbeing Study (N= 590,Mage= 56) was utilised in regression models to examine perceived social support (family, friend, partner; MSPSS) as a moderator of the association between adverse childhood experiences (ACEQ-10) and anger (DAR-7). This sample comprised men who were UK Armed Forces veterans residing in Northern Ireland.Results:Significant interaction effects, visualised using interaction plots, were found between perceived friend support and both child abuse and household challenge. When men perceived high friend support, there was no association between child abuse or household challenge and anger. For veteran men who perceived the maximum amount of partner support, there was no association between child abuse and anger. Family support did not change the positive association between child abuse, child neglect or household challenge and future anger.Conclusions:This study indicates that it is especially important to foster supportive and empathetic friendships for men that have experienced adversity as a child, perhaps through programmes such as Men’s Sheds, as these friendships may alleviate the negative influences of child abuse and household challenge on anger.
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