Differences in self-stigma and help-seeking among individuals reporting a history of childhood maltreatment: a multi-country study
Scientific Reports · 2026
Abstract e pubblicazione originale
L’abstract è consultabile nella fonte originale. Non viene ripubblicato qui perché non risulta verificata una licenza compatibile.
Leggi nella fonte originale ↗Parole chiave
self-stigmahelp-seeking intentionschild abusecross-cultural comparisonWEIRD biasalienationsecrecystereotype endorsementperceived recoverystigma reductionyoung adultsChild Abuse and TraumaMental Health Treatment and AccessSuicide and Self-Harm Studies
Come citare questo studio
Shilat Haim‐Nachum, Monique C. Pfaltz, Billy Jansson, Chana T. Fisch, Görkem Ayas, Vedat Şar, Amit Lazarov, Stefanie Rita Balle, Dan Jenkins, Yaron Sela, Fatima Ahmed, Soraya Seedat, Ulrich Schnyder, Misari Oe, Doron Amsalem. (2026). Differences in self-stigma and help-seeking among individuals reporting a history of childhood maltreatment: a multi-country study. Scientific Reports. DOI: 10.1038/s41598-026-76467-z
Consulta la pubblicazione originale ↗