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Brenda Jones Harden1,2, Tiffany L Martoccio2, Colleen M Morrison2

  • 1Columbia University School of Social Work, New York, New York, USA.

Infant mental health journal
|March 3, 2025
PubMed
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在怀孕期间经历种族歧视的母亲可能会面临更多的抑郁症状,影响婴儿的发育. 这项研究强调了非洲裔美国人家庭中母亲压力和早期儿童结果之间的联系.

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非洲裔美国人家庭.非洲裔美国人的家庭.歧视行为 歧视行为这是一种歧视,歧视.孕产妇抑郁症 (Depression maternelle) 是一个严重的抑郁症.非洲裔美国人的家庭.母亲的抑郁症围产阶段 围产阶段产后期 (Période périnatale) 是一个持续时间.哺乳期的发展孕产妇抑郁症 孕产妇抑郁症婴儿的发展.这是一种歧视,是一种歧视.歧视是一种歧视.婴儿发育的发展家庭 非洲裔美国人婴儿发育婴儿的发展.母亲抑郁症 母亲抑郁症围产期的时间 围产期的时间周产期 周产期 周产期关键词:特色,产前期,母亲的抑郁,非洲裔美国家庭,婴儿的成长.围绕生产期 围绕生产期婴儿发育 婴儿发育歧视,周产期,母亲的抑郁症,非洲裔美国人家庭,婴儿的发育.歧视是一种歧视.母亲抑郁症的症状非裔美国人国家家庭.

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