“…A wide range of long-term sequelae has been linked with the experience of each maltreatment type. Across diverse samples and methodologies, an association between maltreatment types and depressive symptoms has been demonstrated (see Ammerman, Cassisi, Hersen, & Van Hasselt, 1986;Bemporad & Romano, 1993). However, adults' self-reports of depressive symptoms are also correlated with poor family cohesion (Friedrich, Beilke, & Urquiza, 1987), lack of family support (Burbach, Kashani, & Rosenberg, 1989), low parental care (Parker & Barnett, 1988;Richman & Flaherty, 1987), family conflict (Edwards & Alexander, 1992;Greenberger & Chen, 1996), parental overprotection (Strahan, 1995), parental dominance (Baron & MacGillivray, 1989), and parental divorce (Brewin, Andrews, & Gotlib, 1993).…”