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Child care and mothers' mental health: Is high-quality care associated with fewer depressive symptoms?

Description:
A study of relationship between maternal depression and the use high quality care settings as either perceived by mothers or measured by observers, based on data from the mothers of 1,216 children
Resource Type:
Reports & Papers
Author(s):
Gordon Rachel A.; Usdansky Margaret L.; Wang Xue; Gluzman Anna
Country:
United States

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