Dipendenza da sostanze ed esperienze sfavorevoli infantili: uno studio empirico condotto con la Childhood Experiences of Care and Abuse Interview (CECA)

Cinzia Guarnaccia, Maria Lo Cascio, Maria Rita Infurna, Francesca Giannone

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Abstract

Background: Many studies showed that adverse childhood experiences may increase the risk of substance abuse.Method: Thirty-two male participants in treatment for substance abuse and thirty-two non clinical subjects were interviewed with Childhood Experience of Care and Abuse (CECA). Results: Subjects with substance addiction had experienced more neglect, physical abuse, psychological abuse, inconsistent supervision and variable discipline compared with their non clinical control (p<0,05). Furthermore, they were exposed during childhood to a greater number of adverse experiences (p=0,01) than their control.Conclusion: The study suggests that specific types of adverse childhood experiences can play a key role in the onset of addictive disorders.
Lingua originaleItalian
Numero di pagine22
RivistaMaltrattamento e Abuso all'Infanzia
Volume17
Stato di pubblicazionePublished - 2015

All Science Journal Classification (ASJC) codes

  • Social Psychology
  • Health(social science)
  • Developmental and Educational Psychology

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Dipendenza da sostanze ed esperienze sfavorevoli infantili: uno studio empirico condotto con la Childhood Experiences of Care and Abuse Interview (CECA). / Guarnaccia, Cinzia; Lo Cascio, Maria; Infurna, Maria Rita; Giannone, Francesca.

In: Maltrattamento e Abuso all'Infanzia, Vol. 17, 2015.

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Guarnaccia, C, Lo Cascio, M, Infurna, MR & Giannone, F 2015, 'Dipendenza da sostanze ed esperienze sfavorevoli infantili: uno studio empirico condotto con la Childhood Experiences of Care and Abuse Interview (CECA)', Maltrattamento e Abuso all'Infanzia, vol. 17.
Guarnaccia C, Lo Cascio M, Infurna MR, Giannone F. Dipendenza da sostanze ed esperienze sfavorevoli infantili: uno studio empirico condotto con la Childhood Experiences of Care and Abuse Interview (CECA). Maltrattamento e Abuso all'Infanzia. 2015;17.
Guarnaccia, Cinzia ; Lo Cascio, Maria ; Infurna, Maria Rita ; Giannone, Francesca. / Dipendenza da sostanze ed esperienze sfavorevoli infantili: uno studio empirico condotto con la Childhood Experiences of Care and Abuse Interview (CECA). In: Maltrattamento e Abuso all'Infanzia. 2015 ; Vol. 17.
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