Schizophrenic and depressed mothers: Relational deficits in parenting.

Abstract

Schizophrenic (n=53), depressed (n=25), and well women (n=23) were studied to determine the quality of their parenting and its affect on their 3-month to 5-year-old child's social and intellectual development. Most of the women were single parents; all were poor and Black. Parenting behavior was studied with observations in the lab and the HOME Inventory. Children's behavior was measured with an IQ test and social competence observation

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