Association between schizoid tendencies and aggressive behaviors: mediating and moderating influences in childhood trauma and life events among Chinese adolescents

Table 1 Scores for aggressive behaviors, 5 dimensions of the CTQ-SF, and ASLEC between the schizoid tendencies and non-schizoid tendencies groups by gender

	Group	Male score	t	P	Female score	t	P
Aggressive behaviors	Schizoid tendencies	19.600 ± 6.687	13.693	< 0.001	15.939 ± 7.036	25.062	< 0.001
Aggressive behaviors	Non-schizoid tendencies	7.321 ± 6.818			5.508 ± 5.232
Emotional abuse	Schizoid tendencies	8.067 ± 3.626	3.137	0.003	7.733 ± 3.248	6.944	< 0.001
Emotional abuse	Non-schizoid tendencies	6.585 ± 2.518			6.427 ± 2.007
Physical abuse	Schizoid tendencies	6.650 ± 3.118	1.366	0.177	5.909 ± 2.196	3.821	< 0.001
Physical abuse	Non-schizoid tendencies	6.094 ± 2.403			5.424 ± 1.339
Sexual abuse	Schizoid tendencies	6.067 ± 2.887	1.492	0.141	5.367 ± 1.780	1.896	0.059
Sexual abuse	Non-schizoid tendencies	5.506 ± 1.887			5.173 ± 0.979
Emotional neglect	Schizoid tendencies	12.783 ± 5.764	1.863	0.067	11.612 ± 5.348	4.392	< 0.001
Emotional neglect	Non-schizoid tendencies	11.375 ± 5.126			10.207 ± 4.296
Physical neglect	Schizoid tendencies	9.600 ± 3.761	− 0.229	0.819	8.948 ± 3.397	− 2.842	0.005
Physical neglect	Non-schizoid tendencies	9.702 ± 3.366			9.529 ± 3.246
ASLEC	Schizoid tendencies	26.967 ± 16.601	5.424	< 0.001	21.373 ± 13.890	10.901	< 0.001
ASLEC	Non-schizoid tendencies	15.909 ± 15.444			12.077 ± 12.956

The schizoid tendencies and non-schizoid tendencies groups comprised, respectively, 60 and 156 males and 330 and 1178 females

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