晚期青少年的不良和良性童年经历与心理健康结果：聚类分析

ABSTRACT Adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) are linked to poorer mental health, but benevolent childhood experiences (BCEs) may buffer these effects; their co‐occurrence in late adolescence is understudied. This study examined which subgroups emerge from ACE–BCE profiles, and how they differ in psychological wellbeing and distress. Two‐step cluster analysis identified four profiles ( N = 200; ages 18–19 years, M = 18.65): High ACE–Low BCE ( n = 38, 19.0%), High ACE–High BCE ( n = 41, 20.5%), Low ACE–Low BCE ( n = 38, 19.0%), and Low ACE–High BCE ( n = 83, 41.5%). One‐way ANOVAs with Tukey po