Mediating role of dissociative trait in childhood abuse and medical students' emotional symptoms
Abstract：Objective To construct the relationship model of childhood abuse ,dissociative trait and emotional symptoms of medical students .Methods Through stratified sampling , 262 medical students were investigated by the Personal Report of Childhood Abuse(PRCA) ,Beck Depression Inven-tory (BDI) ,Self - rating Anxiety Scale (SAS) ,Suicide Ideation Scale (SIS) and Dissociative Trait Scale (DTS) .A path analysis was applied by Amos version 7 .0 .Results The path analysis showed that child-hood abuse directly and positively influenced on the dissociative trait (B = 0 .303 ,P < 0 .01) and emotional symptoms (B = 0 .282 ,P < 0 .01)of medical students ;Dissociative trait directly and positively influenced on the emotional symptoms (B = 0 .545 , P < 0 .01) .The model fit indexes were χ2 /d f =1.550 < 3 .000 ,PGFI = 0 .613 ,PCFI = 0 .725 ,PN FI = 0 .697 ,all > 0 .05 ;RM SEA = 0 .046 < 0 .050 , GFI = 0 .937 ,A GFI = 0 .904 ,all > 0 .90 ;N FI = 0 .940 ,RFI = 0 .920 ,IFI = 0 .978 ,TL I = 0 .970 , CFI = 0 .978 ,all > 0 .90 .Model fit well .Conclusions As the mediated variable ,the dissociative trait mediates the relationship between childhood abuse and emotional symptoms of medical students .
Keywords：Medical studentsChildhood abuseDissociative traitEmotional symptomsPath analysis
Publication Date：2016-01-01
Online Publishing Date：2025-08-15(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages：4( 421-424 )