Fig. 2: Associations between ACEs, social networks, and psychological distress over time. | Communications Psychology

Fig. 2: Associations between ACEs, social networks, and psychological distress over time.

From: More adverse childhood experiences are associated with increased social thinning and severe psychological distress

Fig. 2

The arrows shown in the figure indicate the hypothesized paths between ACEs, social networks, and psychological distress. (A) Associations between ACEs, social network size, and psychological distress. (B) Associations between ACEs, social network diversity, and psychological distress. The RI-CLPM was analyzed for n = 436 participants. Thick lines show the paths with p < 0.05, thin lines show the paths with p < 0.10, and dashed lines show the paths with p > 0.10. †p < 0.10, *p < 0.05, **p < 0.001. Models were adjusted for age, sex, household income, and household education.

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