This paper presents new evidence showing that parental incarceration increases children's
education. I collect criminal records for 90,000 low-income parents who have been …

Understanding factors that influence risk for mental health and substance use disorders is
critical to improve population health and reduce social costs imposed by these disorders …

Children's indirect exposure to the justice system through biological parents or coresident
adults is both a marker of their own vulnerability and a measure of the justice system's …

This study analyses whether an excessive parental alcohol consumption during childhood
can affect long run children's educational attainments. Using 19 waves of the Russia …

Parental arrest and incarceration represents a profound and traumatic experience for almost
3 million children in the US and scholars in criminology and sociology consistently find …

This paper examines the effects of parental health on cognitive and noncognitive
development in Australian children. The underlying nationally representative panel data and …

Intergenerational exposure to the justice system is both a marker of vulnerability among
children and a measurement of the potential unintended externalities of crime policy in the …

Alcohol use is prevalent among undergraduates, however, limited research on drinking
among Latinx college students exists. This study examined potential risk and protective …

Aim: The aim of the present study was to investigate the association between childhood
family structures, including the presence or absence of problematic parental substance use …

Personality disorders (PDs) are psychiatric conditions that manifest early in life from a
mixture of genetics and environment, are highly persistent, and lead to substantial …