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    Protective factors for teen mothers: relations among social support, psychological resources, and child rearing practices

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    Abstract
    Teen mothers face increased challenges when rearing children, largely influenced by development as an adolescent and the support networks they have available to them. Based on two theories of parental and adolescent development, measures of well-being including self-efficacy, depression, and future orientation are mechanisms that can be altered by support networks, and function as protective factors for functional parenting. This study of 344 teen mothers tests the hypotheses that teen mothers who have more supportive primary social networks have greater confidence in parenting abilities, less ...
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    Author(s)
    VanDenBerg, Maggie P.

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    MacPhee, David

    Date Issued
    2012
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    born digital; masters theses
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