Thanks Jane. I appreciate that consideration, and agree that on an individual basis, there is little merit to try and make assumptions that one experience is potentially less averse than another simply because we think it ought to be.
Nevertheless, I also recognize, as you said, that as a science we are studying populations, and the study of ACEs is used often to help determine risk. If it was found that some of those risk factors were, for the population as a whole, more significant than others, than it would potentially require refining that process. To me, it would identify a need to revisit the process of identifying an "ACE score" - though I plan to look for the research you reference. If you have any links at the ready, please share.
Thanks for the speedy reply