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期刊名:Journal of health and social behavior

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ISSN:0022-1465

e-ISSN:2150-6000

IF/分区:3.6/Q1

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Theories of work-family conflict (WFC) and health remain limited because they emphasize individual-level antecedents to the exclusion of broader contexts, such as residential neighborhoods. We address this issue by focusing on the impact of...
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Poorer outcomes for youth labeled with learning disabilities (LDs) are often attributed to the student's own deficiencies or cumulative disadvantage; but the more troubling possibility is that special education placement limits rather than ...
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Zoya Gubernskaya,Frank D Bean,Jennifer Van Hook Zoya Gubernskaya
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John Mirowsky John Mirowsky
Adulthood trajectories of outcomes such as depression and the sense of control measure aspects of the human condition that Americans may view as objects of change. Social science should provide information on that progress, or its absence. ...
Kei Nomaguchi,Amanda N House Kei Nomaguchi
Although researchers contend that racial-ethnic minorities experience more stress than whites, knowledge of racial-ethnic disparities in parenting stress is limited. Using a pooled time-series analysis of data from the Early Childhood Longi...
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