Neighborhood Economic Deprivation and Social Fragmentation: Associations With Children’s Sleep

Neighborhood Economic Deprivation and Social Fragmentation: Associations With Children’s Sleep

Background & Objective: A growing body of work indicates that experiences of neighborhood disadvantage place children at risk for poor sleep. This study aimed to examine how both neighborhood economic deprivation (a measure of poverty) and social fragmentation (an index of instability) are assoc...

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Main Authors: Bagley, E.J (Author), El-Sheikh, M. (Author), Fuller-Rowell, T.E (Author), Philbrook, L.E (Author), Saini, E.K (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Routledge 2018
Subjects:
actimetry
African American
Alabama
child
Child
child health
controlled study
demography
European American
family study
female
Female
human
human tissue
Humans
insomnia
major clinical study
male
Male
neighborhood
pathophysiology
physiology
poverty
Poverty
psychology
questionnaire
Residence Characteristics
school child
sleep
Sleep
Sleep Initiation and Maintenance Disorders
sleep quality
social class
Social Class
Surveys and Questionnaires
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