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| The Multidimensional Effects and Mechanisms of Childhood Trauma on Female Fertility Health |
Department of Psychology, Center for Child Development, Learning and Cognitive Key Laboratory, Capital Normal University, Beijing 100048, China
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Abstract Given persistently low fertility rates and declining reproductive potential in China, this study constructs an integrated “Three-Dimensional Dual-Mechanism” model that elucidates the impact of childhood trauma on female reproductive health. The model demonstrates how trauma type, timing of exposure, and cumulative burden collectively affect women’s reproductive capacity, maternal physical and mental health, and overall reproductive outcomes. Furthermore, it reveals the underlying neurobiological and psychobehavioral mechanisms mediating these effects. It is recommended that future fundamental research develop localized assessment tools and establish a three-dimensional analytical framework encompassing “trauma type, timing of exposure, and cumulative burden.” For practical application, we suggest establishing a comprehensive “assessment-intervention-support” service system, leveraging digital technology as a key tool.
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Published: 03 December 2025
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SUN Zhaoxing,LIU Jiedi,WANG Zhengyan. The Multidimensional Effects and Mechanisms of Childhood Trauma on Female Fertility Health[J]. 应用心理学, 2026, 32(4): 86-98.
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https://www.appliedpsy.cn/EN/Y2026/V32/I4/86 |
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