RESILIENCY AND VULNERABILITY TO ADVERSE DEVELOPMENTAL OUTCOMES ASSOCIATED WITH POVERTY
RESILIENCY AND VULNERABILITY TO ADVERSE DEVELOPMENTAL OUTCOMES ASSOCIATED WITH POVERTY
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DOI:
10.1177/0002764291034004003
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发表时间:
1991-03-01
影响因子:
3.2
通讯作者:
GARMEZY, N
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GARMEZY, N
Concern about children's developmental disabilities must recognize the critical role that poverty plays in the maldevelopment of many of the nation's children. In one of its many studies, the Children's Defense Fund (1986) portrayed the overwhelming pattern of risk factors associated with impoverished families living in the ghetto. Among the more dramatic consequences are those for young, disadvantaged Black children in America's urban centers. In 1986, the Fund reported changes that had occurred over the previous 5 years:• America's Black children were twice as likely as White children to (a) die in the first year,(b) be born prematurely,(c) suffer low birth weight,(d) have mothers who received late or no prenatal care, and (e) have no employed parent.• They were three times as likely to have their mothers die in childbirth, be in foster care, or die of known child abuse.