A mixed methods investigation of the experience of poverty among a population of low-income parenting women
This study sought to operationalize poverty in the context of parenting specific to a sample of low-income mothers; to examine how mothers describe sources of stress related to poverty; and to explore how these experiences affect mothers’ parenting practices. Mothers trained in research methods admi...
Main Authors: | Lange, B, Dáu, A, Goldblum, J, Alfano, J, Smith, M |
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Format: | Journal article |
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Springer
2017
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