Table 1.
Langham et al. [31]Taxonomy of Harm Domains
Domain | Items Include but are not Limited to … |
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Financial Harms |
Erosion of Savings Bankruptcy |
Relationship Disruption, Conflict or Breakdown |
Dishonest communication Social Isolation |
Emotional or Psychological Distress |
Distorted cognitions or erroneous beliefs Extreme distress |
Decrements to Health |
Reduced self-care Ongoing disability |
Cultural Harm |
Reduced engagement in cultural rituals Extreme cultural shame |
Reduced Performance at Work or Study |
Tiredness and Distraction Loss of Job |
Criminal Activity |
Vulnerability to illegal activities Arrest and/or conviction |
Life-course and Intergenerational Harms |
Loss of life-course event i.e. marriage Homelessness |
A sample of harms identified by Langham, Thorne [31].