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Long After the Split: The Association Between Parental Divorce and Mental Health in Adults

Psychiatry Research·July 29Open Access
PsychiatryLimited evidenceMental Health DisordersAdult

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What was studied

The study examined the association between experiencing parental divorce during childhood and mental health outcomes in adults, evaluating long-term psychological effects after parental separation.

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The paper text provided contains only metadata (title, DOI, journal, and publication date) with no abstract, methods, results, or discussion — making it impossible to extract specific findings, sample sizes, effect sizes, or methodological details.

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Year
2026
Journal
Psychiatry Research
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