Parental incarceration is a socially relevant topic with substantial implications for children,
yet it is understudied by child development scholars. About 2.6 million US children currently …

The externalizing and internalizing behavioral impacts of parental incarceration on their
children has been widely examined. However, understanding the breadth and depth of …

Importance In 2016, an estimated 8% of US children younger than 18 years had
experienced the incarceration of a parent, and rates were substantially higher among …

This analysis compares the effects of maternal and paternal incarceration on adult
daughters' and sons' criminal justice system (CJS) involvement. Data from the National …

OBJECTIVES: To determine if longitudinal associations exist between parental incarceration
(PI) and health care use or health behaviors among a national sample of young adults …

Externalizing behavior is a high-risk factor for future justice involvement, and a strong
predictor of recidivism among juvenile justice involved youth. Travis Hirschi's social bonding …

The past 15 years of sociological scholarship assessing the intergenerational
consequences of parental incarceration has produced a large body of work suggesting, on …

This paper explores children's trauma symptoms related to parental incarceration and lays
the groundwork for the implementation of Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy …

Objectives To examine whether parental incarceration is significantly associated with a
number of sleep and eating behaviors among offspring during early childhood. Study design …

Purpose Research shows that parental incarceration can produce adverse effects across the
life course. One question that remains largely unaddressed, however, is whether these …