Parental atopy in at least one parent increased the asthma incidence by 54%, and maternal or paternal asthma, > 100%.
Lindquist et al. ([2012]) found that having an entrepreneur for a parent increases the probability that own-birth children become entrepreneurs by 60%.
Having an unemployed parent increases the risk for disruptions in nutrition, housing, and education -- all of which are important for brain development specifically and a child's future more generally.
Our data demonstrated that having at least one overweight parent increased the likelihood of a child being overweight, a finding consistent with previous studies in middle- and high- income countries such as Brazil and Australia [ 4, 25].
Overly punitive parents increase the likelihood that a child will develop mood problems, some studies suggest.
Moreover, parents increased the magazine's circulation to 1.2 million from 700,000 during the 17 months examined by the Center for Science, he said.
Living in a "reconstituted" family containing step-children or step-parents increased the risk of developing behavioral problems still further, it found.
Instead, a higher educational level, also related to parents, increases the probability of being EET, and the coefficients significance for the high educational level increases going from the 2005 to 2015 estimates.
We also support foster parents; increasing the likelihood a child will enjoy greater stability and fewer transfers and reassignments to different foster homes over time, which takes a tremendous toll.
This suggested that hybridizations occurred on unusual hosts for both parents, increasing the chances for the hybrid to outcompete its parents [58].
