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Economic Strain, Family Structure and Problems With Children Among Displaced Workers
Get PDFFor a small sample of Indiana families that had recently experienced unemployment due to a plant closing, perceived economic strain was related to a larger number of academic and interpersonal problems for their oldest child at home, average age thirteen. The relationship between parental economic strain and children\u27s difficulties lessened with the introduction into the analysis of selected parental psychological resources and coping strategies. Family structure was also related to children\u27s problems, despite parental resources and coping strategies
Gender differences in the economic, psychological and social effects of plant closings in an expanding economy
No full textSocial Class Sentiments in Formation: Influence of Class Socialization, College Socialization, and Class Aspirations
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Class, Family, Education, and the Process of Status Attainment: A Comparison of American and British Women College Graduates*
No full textThe Differential Impact of a Plant Closing on the Reemployment and Income Patterns of Displaced Blue- and White-Collar Employees
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Archiving the Rust Belt: Investigating Rust Belt Narratives of American Exceptionalism through Buffalo’s Downtown Department Store
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