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"longitudinal study" AND cult AND survivor
"long-term outcomes" AND "sect leaving"
"recovery trajectory" AND "high control group"
"follow-up deconversion"
"prospective study" AND "religious trauma"
("cult" OR "new religious movement" OR "high-demand group" OR "high-control group") AND ("former member" OR ex-member OR survivor) AND ("longitudinal study" OR follow-up OR prospective OR cohort)
OBJECTIVE: On March 20, 1995, sarin gas was used in Tokyo by members of the Japanese "Uhm-Shinrikiu" cult, killing 12 and injuring >5,500 innocent people. Most of the casualties were mildly injured. T…
Studies that systematically examine the dynamics of task-specific ADL functioning and its associates are very rare. Using the first three waves of the Chinese Longitudinal Healthy Longevity Survey, th…
This paper analyses data on survivors (N=199) in a longitudinal study conducted in North Wales 1979-87. A typology of support networks is presented, and an association between sources of help (emotion…
Within the Bonn Longitudinal Study on Aging (BOLSA) 221 women and men, born between 1890-95 and between 1900-05, were tested and interviewed in the year 1965 for the first time. Survivors were followe…