Father's Incarceration and Youth Delinquency and Depression: Examining Differences by Race and Ethnicity.
Father's Incarceration and Youth Delinquency and Depression: Examining Differences by Race and Ethnicity.
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父亲的监禁与青少年犯罪和抑郁：检查种族和民族的差异。
DOI：
10.1111/j.1532-7795.2012.00810.x
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2012
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Roettger,MichaelE
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Swisher,RaymondR;Roettger,MichaelE
这篇文章在全国青少年健康纵向研究中研究了白人、黑人和西班牙裔青年亚样本中，亲生父亲的监禁与抑郁和严重犯罪的内在化和外在化结果之间的关系。在父亲在童年或青少年时期首次被监禁的受访者中，父亲的监禁被发现与抑郁和犯罪行为的增加有关。总体而言，研究结果表明，父亲入狱与抑郁和犯罪之间的联系并不因种族、民族或性别而异。西班牙裔受访者中有一个例外，他们的生父被监禁与犯罪倾向相关，甚至高于父亲被监禁的白人和黑人受访者。
This article examines associations between biological father's incarceration and internalizing and externalizing outcomes of depression and serious delinquency, across White, Black, and Hispanic subsamples of youth in the National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent Health. Among respondents whose father was first incarcerated during childhood or adolescence, father's incarceration is found to be associated with increased depression and delinquency. On the whole, results indicate that associations between father's incarceration and depression and delinquency do not vary by race and ethnicity or gender. One exception is among Hispanic respondents, for whom having a biological father incarcerated is associated with an even higher propensity of delinquency than among White and Black respondents with incarcerated fathers.