Mass imprisonment and racial disparities in childhood behavioral problems
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...The findings for internalizing problems run counter to those reported by Wakefield and Wildeman (2011), but the Wakefield and Wildeman discussion of internalizing problems is based on a sample that includes adolescents and young adults as well as children, while our findings are based on a sample…...
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...This research, and that of Wakefield and Wildeman (2011), offers support for the argument that paternal incarceration increases children’s physical aggression....
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...These findings are in line with prior research (Wakefield and Wildeman 2011; Wildeman 2010) and provide additional support for an effect of incarceration on child aggression....
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...Because the risk of paternal incarceration is much higher for black children than for white children, Wakefield & Wildeman (2011, 2013) concluded that parental incarceration is an important contributor to racial disparities in childhood health and well-being....
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...Mental health and/or behavioral problems are greater among children with parents who have been incarcerated (Murray et al. 2012, Wakefield & Wildeman 2011), and those children are more likely to experience the negative effects of some mental health treatment outcomes (Phillips et al. 2002)....
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...Third, although they are strong predictors of crime and delinquency later in the life course (Moffitt, 1993; Nagin and Tremblay, 2001), mental health and behavioral problems also predict a variety of other outcomes, including 1....
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