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The term "child maltreatment" encompasses both emotional,sexual and physical abuse as well as physical and emotional negligence. Even after controlling for confounding variables, there is substantial evidence in the general population linking childhood abuse to adult abuse and trauma.Those who experienced abuse as children are more vulnerable to all types of violent victimization. People who have experienced child maltreatment are more likely to become victims of domestic and sexual violence, and victims of violence exhibit higher rates of psychological morbidity after the incident than the general population. Females are generally considered to be a more susceptible demographic due to their higher risk of premature mortality in this situation, as well as their spectrum of physical and mental morbidities and social disadvantages. Therefore, in the selected female population, it is especially vital to increase our understanding of early risk factors for subsequent issues, as this could help pave the way for preventative interventions from serious mental illness.Motivated by the above discussed facts, the present study investigated a group of 100 female population to reveal the research insights on mental illness and child maltreatment risk among adult female population.