Kim Betts

TL;DR: Prenatal maternal depressive, anxious, and stress symptoms have been found to be associated with child and adolescent behavior problems, and their impact on behavior problems and depressive symptoms in adulthood is investigated.

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors derived longitudinal trajectories of maternal depressive, anxious, and stress symptoms over early life to predict offspring behavior in adolescence and found evidence for a prenatal effect, whereby high levels of maternal depression, anxiety, and stressful symptoms in early pregnancy uniquely increased the risk of internalizing behavior problems in adolescence.

TL;DR: Parental drinking was the strongest predictor of different drinking trajectories in adolescence, which underscores the importance of comprehensive public heath approaches that target both parental and adolescent drinking attitudes and behaviour.

TL;DR: Contraceptive use, educational factors, depression, and a history of abortion are the highly influential predictors of repeated teenage pregnancy.

TL;DR: In this article, the authors define and examine innovation diversity, and its relationship with small and medium enterprise (SME) performance, and consider the role of uncertainty and dependence on tourism markets in this relationship.