Childhood emotional abuse and gastrointestinal symptoms among college students: a chain mediation model with physical exercise as the moderating variable and network analysis
ObjectiveTo examine the longitudinal association between childhood emotional abuse and gastrointestinal symptoms among college students, assess the serial indirect effects of negative emotional symptoms and drinking frequency, evaluate the moderating role of physical exercise, and use network analysis to identify central symptom nodes and bridge nodes across constructs.MethodsA three-wave…
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