Quadratic equation with absolute values and parameter

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In $\mathbb{R}$, solve the following equation: $$ |x^{2} − p| = (p − 1)x$$ where $p$ is a parameter.

I have the solution as well to check:

If $\;p=\{-1\}\implies K=\{-1\}$

If $\;p\in(\infty;-1)\cup(-1;0]\implies K=\{-1;p\}$

If $\;p\in(0;1)\implies K=\{-1;-p\}$

If $\;p\in(1;\infty)\implies K=\{1;p\}$

If $\;p=\{1\}\implies K=\{\pm1\}\,$.

Thank you greatly in advance.