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Measuring Effects Of Childhood Adversity On Resilience Level Of Army Veterans, Stephanie Rausch
Measuring Effects Of Childhood Adversity On Resilience Level Of Army Veterans, Stephanie Rausch
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Veteran suicide is a public health issue that requires more research to understand the multidimensional factors, such as resilience, that lead someone to suicide. Adverse childhood events (ACEs), such as poverty and abuse, have affected how resilience is developed. This study examined the association between childhood factors of socioeconomic status, parental discipline, and being a military child, and adult resiliency level. Dienstbier's theory of mental toughness framed the study, which posits that a child who experiences mild ACEs and has time to recover between events, will be more resilient than children who experience serious ACEs, and children who experience little …