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      ISPCAN Journal Article of the Year: Developmental Timing of Polyvictimization: Continuity, Change, and Association with Adverse Outcomes in Adolescents

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      Focus of this Training

      Children who experience polyvictimization (i.e., exposure to multiple and varied types of traumatic stressors) are at high risk for psychopathology. While polyvictims generally have worse outcomes than those with fewer types of traumatic experiences, not all polyvictims experience significant, or similar, impairment suggesting that polyvictims are a heterogeneous group. This variation in outcomes among polyvictimized children, may be due to differences in how polyvictimization is operationalized and measured.

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      Journal Club Date:

      February 25, 2021

      Region:

      Global

      Topics:

      Presentation Slides - Developmental Timing of Polyvictimization: Continuity, Change, and Association with Adverse Outcomes in Adolescence

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      Learning Objectives:

      Defining Polyvictimization
      Polyvictimized Children/Youth: Prevalence
      Types of Behavioral Health Problems Associated with Traumatic Poly-victimization
      The Toll that Post-Traumatic Survival Coping Takes on Poly-victimized Children’s Lives
      Exposure to Traumatic Stressors and PTSD are Prevalent and Associated with Internalizing/Externalizing in Childhood

      Authored By:

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      Julian D. Ford
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      Carly B Dierkhising
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      Christopher Branson
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      Damion J Grasso
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      Robert Lee