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. 2018 Jun 19;9:230. doi: 10.3389/fpsyt.2018.00230

Table 2.

Methodological and sample characteristics of the analyzed studies.

S Gender AnalysisN M*aage T for gender % male SES level Nationality CA*b CAmeasure RF*b RFmeasure PP*b PPmeasure
(38) Both 244 12 T2 (baseline) 54.5 - US Emotional abuse Quest. Distress tolerance Task Anxiety symptoms Quest.
(39) Both 1973 14 T1 32 High Australia Adverse life experiences Quest. Expressive Suppression Cognitive reappraisal Rumination Quest. Quest. Quest. Psychological distress Quest.
(40) Both 451 T1 47.67 US Marital distress/conflict Quest. + task*c Positive parenting Quest. + task*c Poor emotional well-being Externalizing Internalizing Quest. Quest. Quest.
(41) Both 59 17 T1 39 US Physical, sexual abuse Quest. + interview Behav. reward reactivity Emotion. reward reactivity Task Task*e Depressive symptoms Interview
(42) Both 1501 - T1 49.24 Palestine & Israel Ethnic-political conflict Quest. Academic grades Self-esteem Positive parenting Interview Interview Interview PTS symptoms Interview
(43) Both 492 16 T1 47.5 US Parental problem drinking Quest. Family cohesion Adolescent-mother com. Adolescent-father com. Quest. Quest. Quest. Externalizing Quest.
(44) Both 163 12 T2 50 Australia Aggressive parenting Task Rumination Quest. Depressive symptoms Quest.
(45) Both 652 19 T2 32.2 Emotional, sexual, physical abuse Quest. Negative cognitive style Insecure attachment Quest. Quest. Depression symptomsAnxiety symptoms Quest. Quest.
(46) Both 312 14 i-sample 50 Low US Community violence Quest. Extended family support Parental involvement Quest. Quest. InternalizingExternalizing Quest. Quest.
(47) Both 6780 - T1 42.2 Canada Sexual abuse Quest. Maternal support Quest. Mental health problems Quest.
(48) Both 1064 - T1 69 US Parental violence Quest. Coping expectancy Enhancement expectancy Quest. Quest. Peak alcohol use Heavy episodic drinking Quest. Quest.
(49) Both 1643 14 T1 (i-sample) 49.4 Medium Germany Parental mentalhealth problems Quest. Self-efficacy Family climate Social support Quest. Quest. Quest. Depressive symptoms Quest.
(50) Both 585 - T1 52 - US Physical abuse Interview Proactive parenting Interview Internalizing Externalizing Quest. Quest.
(51) Both 400 - T1 59.25 Low US Emotional, sexual, physical abuse, neglect Objective Ego under vs. over-control Over-control vs. resilient Under-control vs. resilient Quest.*f Quest.*f Quest.*f Subtance use: cannabis Subtance use: alcohol Internalizing Externalizing Interview Interview Quest. Quest.
(52) Both 83 11 T2 48.8 Low Palestine Ethnic-political conflict Quest. Mental flexibility Task Emotional disorders*g Emotional disorders*h PTS symptoms Quest. Quest. Interview
(53) Both 332 - T1 (i-sample) 45 - Israel Ethnic-political conflict (i.e., rocket attacks) Quest. School personnel support Friend support Immediate family support Quest. Quest. Quest. Violence commission Anxiety symptoms Depressive symptoms Quest. Quest. Quest.
(24) Both 771 - i-sample 41.8 High UK Accumulated family adversity Interview Immediate family support Friendship support Quest. Quest. Depressive symptoms Quest.
(54) Female 360 22 T1 0 Low US Emotional, sexual, physical abuse Quest. Protective self-cognitions*d Quest. PTS symptoms Interview
(55) Both 189 - i-sample 43.4 Medium US Adverse life experiences Quest. + interview Parenting quality Quest.*f Conduct Quest. + interview
(56) Both 1052 14 i-sample 52.6 Medium Spain Emotional abuse Quest. Disconnection/ rejection Impaired autonomy Other-directedness Quest. Quest. Quest. Social anxiety symptoms Depressive symptoms Quest. Quest.
(57) Both 2021 12 T1 49 - US Stressful family-level life events Interview Socialization Boldness Prosocial peers Academic engagement Parent-child relationship Antisocial peers Quest. Quest. Quest. Quest. Quest. Quest. Substance abuse Interview
(58) Both 2013 - i-sample 52.4 - Korea Emotional, physical abuse, emotional, physical neglect Quest. Aggression Quest. Violent delinquency Non-violent delinquency Quest. Quest.

CA, childhood adversity; RF, resilience enhancing factor; PP, psychopathology; S, study; T, assessment time point; i-sample, investigated sample; quest, questionnaire; behav., behavioral; emotion., emotional; com., communication; PTS, posttraumatic stress;

*a

for CA assessment;

*b

information regarding the assessment instruments can be requested from the author;

*c

observer ratings on task performance;

*d

this study contained interventions, but given that we did not expect the interventions to have an effect on the RF, we included the study;

*e

subjective ratings integrated in task;

*f

questionnaires completed by counselors/ interviewers;

*g

self report;

*h

multiple reporters.