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These studies suggest that poverty negatively impacts child development, particularly cognitive and educational outcomes, health, and behavior, through factors like material hardship, family stress, and poor childrearing environments.
Poverty has profound and multifaceted effects on child behavior outcomes. These effects manifest through various mechanisms, including material hardship, family stress, and the developmental context to which children are exposed. Understanding these impacts is crucial for developing effective interventions and policies to support children in impoverished conditions.
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Poverty significantly impacts child behavior outcomes through various mechanisms, including cognitive and educational setbacks, increased behavioral problems, and health issues. The timing and duration of poverty, family dynamics, and environmental context are crucial factors influencing these outcomes. Addressing these multifaceted effects requires comprehensive strategies that target both the immediate and long-term needs of children in poverty.
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