Experience of discrimination reported during pregnancy and infant's emerging effortful control
Kenia M. Rivera,
Kimberly L. D'Anna‐Hernandez,
Benjamin L. Hankin
et al.
Abstract:Discrimination reported during pregnancy is associated with poorer offspring emotional outcomes. Links with effortful control have yet to be examined. This study investigated whether pregnant individuals’ reports of lifetime racial/ethnic discrimination and everyday discrimination (including but not specific to race/ethnicity) reported during pregnancy were associated with offspring emerging effortful control at 6 months of age. Pregnant individuals (N = 174) and their offspring (93 female infants) participate… Show more
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