The Role of Maternal Employment and Depression in the Psychological Adjustment of Chronically Ill, Mentally Retarded, and Well Children

Thomas L. Patterson; James Sallis; Philip R. Nader; Robert M. Kaplan; Joan W. Rupp; Catherine Atkin; Karen L. Senn

doi:10.4324/9780203763063-16

The Role of Maternal Employment and Depression in the Psychological Adjustment of Chronically Ill, Mentally Retarded, and Well Children

In: The Role of Maternal Employment and Depression in the Psychological Adjustment of Chronically Ill, Mentally Retarded, and Well Children (Routledge eBooks)

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A number of studies have demonstrated that physiological and behavioral cardiovascular disease (CVD) risk factors aggregate within

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