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BEYOND BINARY COUNTS: SEVERITY-WEIGHTED ADVERSE CHILDHOOD EXPERIENCES IMPROVE PREDICTION OF PSYCHOSOCIAL OUTCOMES IN PREGNANT WOMEN
Background: Adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) are typically operationalized as binary indicators (present/absent), collapsing heterogeneous exposure levels into a single count. Whether preserving severity gradations improves the prediction of adult health outcomes remains an open empirical questi
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