June 2010 PMID 20050965

Longitudinal pathways linking child maltreatment, emotion regulation, peer relations, and psychopathology.

Jungmeen Kim, Dante Cicchetti

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The study examined how child maltreatment influences emotion regulation, peer relationships, and mental health issues over time, involving children aged 6-12 from low-income families.
Results showed that maltreatment, especially neglect and abuse, led to poor emotion regulation, which was linked to increased behavioral problems and negative peer interactions, such as rejection.
Better emotion regulation helped children gain peer acceptance, which was associated with fewer internalizing problems like anxiety and depression, highlighting emotion regulation as a key factor in understanding the impact of maltreatment on mental health.

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