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A Network Analysis on the Role of Specific ER Abilities as ERFs for Distress and Mental Health, in Relation to CAs Exposure in the AYAs
This activity will aim to compare the network of emotional resilience factors and stress in adolescents and young adults depending on the childhood abuse exposure (considered moderator), using a network analysis approach.
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