1. I wanted to know what this quote means from the first article, "Child abuse and Automatic Emotion Regulation in Children and Adolescents," "We hypothesized that the severity of childhood abuse, sexual abuse, and emotional abuse would all be negatively associated with emotional conflict adaptation, reflecting both their high degree of co-occurrence and convergence and the convergent impacts of threat-related adversity."

2. I wanted to know what this quote means from the first article, "Child abuse and Automatic Emotion Regulation in Children and Adolescents," "Emotional Regulation Theory underpins the investigation, focusing on how child abuse may disrupt the development of healthy emotion regulation strategies in children."

3. I also wanted to know what this quote means from the first article, "Child abuse and Automatic Emotion Regulation in Children and Adolescents," "This framework focuses on understanding the development of psychological disorders and maladaptive behaviors within the context of an individual's development trajectory."

4. I want to know what this quote means from the first article, "Child abuse and Automatic Emotion Regulation in Children and Adolescents," "Depression symptoms assessed using the children's depression inventory, second edition (CDI), a recently revised version of the widely used measure of depressive symptoms in children and adolescents."

5. I want to know what this quote means from the first article, "Child abuse and Automatic Emotion Regulation in Children and Adolescents," "Table 1 provides descriptive statistics for all variables and zero-order correlates among these variables."

6. I also want to know this quote means from the first article, "Child abuse and Automatic Emotion Regulation in Children and Adolescents," "Our findings extend this prior research by demonstrating that child abuse is associated with greater difficulty engaging automatic processes involved in the adaption to emotional distractors that interfere with emotional processing."

Reference: Kim, S. G., Weissman, D. G., Sheridan, M. A., & McLaughlin, K. A. (2021). Child abuse and automatic emotion regulation in children and adolescents. Development and Psychopathology, 35(1), 157-167. https://doi.org/10.1017/s0954579421000663 (Article #1)

1. I want to know what this quote means from the second article, "Does Childhood Maltreatment Lead to Low Life Success? Comparing Agency and Self-Reports", "Baseline data were connected at the first content visit from 7223 women who gave birth to live singleton babies at the Mater Misericordiae Mater's Hospital."

1. I want to know what this quote means from the second article, "Does Childhood Maltreatment Lead to Low Life Success? Comparing Agency and Self-Reports","HO: There is no significant association between agency reports of childhood maltreatment and adult life successes."

2. I also want to know what this quote means from the second article, "Does Childhood Maltreatment Lead to Low Life Success? Comparing Agency and Self-Reports", "HI: There is a significant association between agency reports of childhood maltreatment and adult life successes."

3. I also want to know what this quote means from the second article, "Does Childhood Maltreatment Lead to Low Life Success? Comparing Agency and Self-Reports," "These bonding processes can be hampered by child maltreatment, which makes it harder to control one's emotions."

4. I want to know what this quote means from the second article, "Does Childhood Maltreatment Lead to Low Life Success? Comparing Agency and Self-Reports," "Baseline data were connected at the first content visit from 7223 women who gave birth to live singleton babies at the Mater Misericordiae Mater's Hospital."

5. I want to also know what does this quote from the second article, "Does Childhood Maltreatment Lead to Low Life Success? Comparing Agency and Self-Reports," "This was defined as a minimum of one report to the Queensland's child protection agency up to the age 16 years. Staff then assess these notifications, often involving a home contract, to determine whether the maltreatment has occurred."

6. I want to know what does this quote from the second article, "Does Childhood Maltreatment Lead to Low Life Success? Comparing Agency and Self-Reports," "We used the short-form version of the Child Trauma Questionnaire (CTQ), given its strong psychometric properties."

7. I want to also know what this quote means from the second article, "Does Childhood Maltreatment Lead to Low Life Success? Comparing Agency and Self-Reports," "We examined the association for the overall scores and each of the hire items."

8. I want to know what this quote from the second article means, "Does Childhood Maltreatment Lead to Low Life Success? Comparing Agency and Self-Reports," "The study focused that childhood maltreatment, as reported by both agencies and individuals and themselves, was significantly associated with lower life success outcomes in adulthood."

9. I want to know what this quote from the second article means, "Does Childhood Maltreatment Lead to Low Life Success? Comparing Agency and Self-Reports," "The impacts of childhood maltreatment span a broad range of life sources experienced by maltreated children may continue into middle and older age."

Reference: Najman, J. M., Scott, J. G., Farrington, D. P., Clavarino, A. M., Williams, G. M., McGee, T. R., & Kisely, S. (2022). Does childhood maltreatment lead to low life success? comparing agency and self-reports. Journal of Interpersonal Violence, 38(1-2), 1320-1342. https://doi.org/10.1177/08862605221090565 (Article #2)