Maternal Drug Abuse Versus Maternal Depression : Vulnerability and Resilience Among School-Age and Adolescent Offspring  

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Luthar, Suniya S. ; Sexton, Chris C.

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Development and Psychopathology vol. 19 no. 1 (2007), page 205-226.
Topik: DRUG ABUSE; mternal pychiatric dsorders; drug abuse; depression; vulnerability; adolescent offspring; resilience
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In this study of 360 low - income mother -child dyads, our primary goal was to disentangle risks linked with commonly co - occurring maternal diagnoses: substance abuse and affective / anxiety disorders. Variable - and person - based analyses suggest that, at least through children’s early adolescence, maternal drug use is no more inimical for them than is maternal depression. A second goal was to illuminate vulnerability and protective processes linked with mothers’ everyday functioning, and results showed that negative parenting behaviours were linked with multiple adverse child outcomes. Conversely, the other parenting dimensions showed more domain specificity, parenting stress was linked with children’s lifetime diagnoses, and limit setting and closeness with children’s externalizing problems and everyday competence, respectively. Results are discussed in terms of implications for resilience theory. interventions, and social policy.

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