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Parental Depressive Symptoms: Relationship to Child Development, Parenting, Health, and Results on Parent-Reported Screening Tools
The Journal of Pediatrics, 06/29/09

LaRosa AC et al. - Parents with a positive depression screen result were as accurate in identifying developmental problems as parents with a negative depression screen result. Parental depressive symptoms are negatively associated with parenting behaviors, parental perspective on health and development, and child outcomes, which supports screening for depression and intervening promptly.

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