The relationship between childhood traumas and early adjustment disorder, somatization in adulthood women

Introduction:Trauma is characterized by negative experiences that make you feel difficult. Moreover, childhood trauma is defined as various adversities, including physical and emotional abuse, as well as physical, sexual and emotional abuse. Somatization is the presence of symptoms in the body that cannot be explained in the light of the medical literature that arises in the psychological stress that the individual has experienced and seek medical support to remove this situation.When evaluating the somatization disorder, it is well investigated whether the existing symptoms cause any discomfort. These schemes develop in the early stages and feed on the small family. Aim:To investigate the relationship between childhood traumas in women and early maladaptation schemas and somatization. Method:This research has been applied based on the relational screening model. Sample selection was made according to the type of simple-random sample selection. The research was conducted with 350 volunteer participants. Participants were selected from female participants in the foundation association in Bodrum province. Written informed consents of the participants were obtained. Personal information form, childhood trauma scale, Young schema scale and somatization scale were used in the study. Finding:A participants difference was obtained between the emotional deprivation sub-dimension of the participants and their working status. It is seen that the non-working group suffers more emotional deprivation than the working group. It is seen that the non-working group suffers more emotional deprivation than the working group. According to the findings obtained from our study, a significant difference was obtained between emotional deprivation, which is the sub-dimension of childhood trauma, and marital status. Emotional abuse is observed to be higher in single individuals compared to married individuals. According to the findings obtained from our study, it is seen that there is no significant difference between somatization and marital status. According to the findings obtained from the study, it is seen that there is a significant difference between the physical abuse sub-dimension and educational status. It is observed that illiterate and secondary school graduates have higher scores for physical abuse.