… Having suffered sexual abuse in childhood proved to be a risk factor significantly predictive
of revictimization (OR = 2.65; p < 0.0001). The fact that the heterogeneity analysis of the four …

… Longitudinal research on the role of trauma symptoms in the revictimization process for …
populations point to trauma symptoms as a predictor of repeat victimization by a romantic partner. …

… be common predictors of revictimization, we believe that these are likely mediated through
one if not many of the included potential predictors; so, we do not expect them to be predictive …

… Thus, the pattern of re-victimization and the influence of the predictors might be … predictors
had internal consistency below the recommended cutoff of .70. The influence of the predictors …

… Symptom severity for various trauma-related disorders, dissociation, emotion dysregulation,
and risky sexual behaviors emerged as potential predictors of revictimization. While these …

… types of revictimization (eg, IPV revictimization), as well as cumulative trauma revictimization.
… In a longitudinal study, PTSS were predictive of alcohol misuse following CSA, which in turn…

… as correlates and predictors of sexual revictimization in a … Both PTS and SD predicted
revictimization during the study; … Recently, the literature on sexual revictimization has focused …

… As predicted, number of childhood victimization experiences were a significant predictor of
… To analyze the second prediction, we used ORs to determine whether various subtypes of …

… Contrary to our prediction about substance use and revictimization, substance use during
freshman year (W2) is not a significant predictor of experiencing sexual victimization during …

… predictor to further our understanding of the impact of physiological blunting on revictimization…
(ie, psychophysiology) as predictors of revictimization, which is beneficial because this …