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Do neighborhoods matter?: Exploring the relationships between neighborhood characteristics and family and child outcomes

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Description:
A study of the relationship between neighborhood violence, child behavior, and maternal depression among a sample of Head Start participating families, focusing on the added factors of family and social processes and parents' participation in Head Start
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Author(s):
Vaden-Kiernan Michael; D'Elio Mary Ann; Hailey Linda; O'Brien Robert W.

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Head Start Family and Child Experiences Survey (FACES)

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Head Start Family and Child Experiences Survey (FACES): 1997 Cohort [United States]

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