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Family-related experiences, childhood trauma, and cognitive-emotional correlates across psychopathological domains in adolescent depression
BackgroundAdolescent major depressive disorder (MDD) is heterogeneous, with diverse and frequently co-occurring psychopathological manifestations. Family-related experiences, childhood trauma, rumination, and psychological resilience are linked to adolescent mental health, but whether their associat
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