Cash from casino profits provided a rare opportunity to explore the effect of an improvement in the financial well-being of families, among North Carolina’s Cherokee Indians, on the mental health of their children. The researchers found that the Cherokee children who experienced less poverty in childhood had better mental health as adults. One variable stood out: improved parenting quality.
This is a no-brainer but I guess it’s good that someone is working to officially point it out since so many people working in the system are totally blind and claim that everything is due to a broken brain and a chemical imbalance.
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