残疾父母与儿童心理健康:倾向得分分析。

Susan Neely-Barnes, Steve Zanskas, M Elena Delavega, Taylor Krcek Evans
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很少有研究调查父母有残疾对孩子心理健康的影响。本研究使用了参与2006年全国健康访谈调查和倾向得分匹配(PSM)的7116个儿童家庭的数据来调查这个问题。在PSM之前,儿童心理健康简要评分的差异具有中等效应量。PSM后,儿童心理健康简报得分的差异仍然显著,但效应量较小。结果表明,残疾父母的子女面临的大部分心理健康风险与相关问题有关。
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Parenting with a disability and child mental health: a propensity score analysis.

Little research has examined the impact of having a parent with a disability on child mental health. This study used data from 7,116 families of children who participated in the 2006 National Health Interview Survey and propensity score matching (PSM) to investigate this question. Prior to PSM, differences in Child Mental Health Brief scores were significant with a moderate effect size. After PSM, differences in Child Mental Health Brief scores were still significant, but the effect size was small. Results indicate that much of the mental health risk for children of parents with disabilities is connected to related issues.

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