Gender Differences in Psychological Outcomes of Experienced Child Abuse

Males and females demonstrate different psychological responses and reactions to experienced child abuse.

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This systematic review suggests that men externalize their trauma and act out behaviorally in different ways, while women internalize the same kinds of experienced childhood trauma and suffer from internal disorders and struggles.

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Gender Differences in Psychological Outcomes of Experienced Child Abuse

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Gender Differences in Psychological Outcomes of Experienced Child Abuse

Males and females who are abused during childhood experience diverse psychological outcomes and often suffer from disparate disorders or addictions.

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Gender Differences in Psychological Outcomes of Experienced Child Abuse

Males and females demonstrate different psychological responses and reactions to experienced child abuse.

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Gender Differences in Psychological Outcomes of Experienced Child Abuse