NIH R01 · 2025
Project Summary In the United States, there is currently an unprecedented surge in depression rates, particularly affecting low-income women, and especially those who are parents. In part, this surge in depression is due to parenting stress, contextual stressors, and financial strain, and the cumulative impact of these stressful experiences. However, there is a lack of research on maternal depression over long periods of time in low-income samples, which is important because findings from short-term studies of largely higher-income community samples may not extend to other populations. To address this gap, we leverage an existing longitudinal experimental design to prospectively identify…
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