Harsh environments, life history strategies, and adjustment: A longitudinal study of Oregon youth
Abstract
We modeled the effects of harsh environments in childhood on adjustment in early emerging adulthood, through parenting style and the development of fast Life History Strategies (LHS; risky beliefs and behaviors) in adolescence. Participants were from the Oregon Youth Substance Use Project (N = 988; 85.7% White). Five cohorts of children in Grades 1-5 at recruitment were assessed through one-year post high school. Greater environmental harshness...
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Title
Harsh environments, life history strategies, and adjustment: A longitudinal study of Oregon youth
Published Date
Jan 1, 2016
Volume
88
Pages
120 - 124
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