#9216. Mental contamination, disgust, and other negative emotions among survivors of sexual trauma: Results from a daily monitoring study

November 2026publication date
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Abstract:
Mental contamination (MC)—feelings of dirtiness triggered by internal sources—is a potentially important yet understudied factor for survivors of sexual trauma. MC has been linked to disgust and other negative emotions (e.g., shame, guilt) cross-sectionally and in lab-based paradigms but not yet examined in ecological contexts. Additionally, links between MC and distinct negative emotions have not been studied systematically. The present study thus modeled relationships between MC and specific emotions both across and within days over a daily monitoring period.
Keywords:
Disgust; Ecological assessment; Mental contamination; Negative emotion; Sexual trauma

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