Importance of living arrangements and coparenting quality for young children's mental health after parental divorce: a cross-sectional parental survey
Background Parental separation has been associated with adverse child mental health outcomes in the literature. For school-aged children, joint physical custody (JPC), that is, spending equal time in both parents' homes after a divorce, has been associated with better health and well-being than...
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Main Authors: | Anders Hjern (Author), Emma Fransson (Author), Raziye Salari (Author), Malin Bergström (Author), Robin Hognäs (Author), Kersti Bergqvist (Author) |
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2021-07-01T00:00:00Z.
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