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Associations between adverse childhood experiences, parent-child and peer attachment relationships, and daily-life self-harm in adolescents
Objective: Adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) are associated with self-harm, but it remains unclear whether they are differentially associated with self-harm thoughts and behaviours and which factors may attenuate these associations. We investigated associations between ACEs and lifetime and daily
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