Article 1: Childhood Poverty and Psychosocial Well-being
This is the age group that was studied in the research.
What is the age range of 0-24 years old?
This is the trait in children that was studied in relation to poverty.
What is negative emotionality?
This is Dr. Perri Klass’s argument about how poverty should be treated.
What is poverty being treated as a public health issue, like a disease.
This was the method of data collection in Article 1.
What are task and survey-related measures?
These are the three main types of psychosocial risk factors measured.
What is family turmoil, violence, separation from family?
These are the adolescent outcomes linked to negative emotionality during childhood.
What are internalizing symptoms, attention difficulties, and higher BMI?
Toxic stress in the body increases this.
What is inflammation and long-term health risks.
This was the focus region and population of Article 1.
"What is a white and low income population from rural areas in the northeastern United States"
These are the psychological outcomes that were associated with childhood poverty
What are internalizing symptoms, externalizing symptoms, learned helplessness, and allostatic load?
This is the type of statistical analysis the researchers used to identify the indirect emotional effects of poverty exposure.
What is mediation analysis using regression?
These strategies can help mitigate and prevent some of the negative health effects of poverty.
What is physical and social assessment from pediatrician?
In article 2, parenting quality was measured by primarily focusing on this quality.
What are discipline strategies?
This is how the findings of the study can help shape aid programs for children from low-income backgrounds.
What is identifying specific triggers and cumulative risk factors to better tailor their solutions to meet children’s needs.
This stress model explains the connection between negative emotionality and chronic stress from poverty.
What is the Adaptation to Poverty-Related Stress model.
During what wave in Article 2 were home visits conducted to assess children’s height and weight.
What is wave 3.