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Crystal L. Cederna

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11Publications signalées
6Citations signalées
3Affiliations récentes

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Child and Adolescent Psychosocial and Emotional DevelopmentMaternal Mental Health During Pregnancy and PostpartumPoverty, Education, and Child WelfareFood Security and Health in Diverse PopulationsEarly Childhood Education and Development

Les publications récentes

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The Impact of Unconditional Prenatal and Infant Cash Transfers on Maternal Anxiety

Crystal L. Cederna, Arianna V.E. Foster, Jenny LaChance, Eric D. Finegood et autres

Background: Maternal mental health is associated with maternal, infant, and family outcomes. Economic hardship during the perinatal period increases the risk of adverse maternal mental health outcomes, including clinically significant maternal anxiety. Objectives: This study examined the association between exposure to the …

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Accès ouvert 2026 preprint OpenAlex

“Glimmers of Hope”: A Mixed-Methods Evaluation of Unconditional Perinatal Cash Transfers and Maternal Hope

Connor Appelman, Crystal L. Cederna, Caroline Doenmez, Jenny LaChance et autres

Unconditional child cash transfer programs are implemented to reduce economic hardship, yet little is known about their effects on positive psychological capacities that support well-being, such as hope. This mixed-methods study examined associations between exposure to Rx Kids – a universal and …

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Quasi-experimental impacts of unconditional prenatal and infant cash transfers on postpartum parenting stress.

Eric D. Finegood, H. Luke Shaefer, Yasamean Zamani-Hank, Jenny LaChance et autres

is the United States' first community-wide unconditional cash transfer program for expectant mothers and infants.The program offers all expectant mothers in the City of Flint a lump sum $1,500 during mid-pregnancy and $500 monthly for 12 months postnatally.The present study examined whether …

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3 citations Journal of Family Psychology
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PURSUIT Protocol: Development of a Novel Approach to Managing Youth Physical and Mental Health in Schools

Thea Senger‐Carpenter, Jocelyn Zuckerman, Audrey Searles, Cara Poland et autres

BACKGROUND/OBJECTIVES: Physical and mental health symptoms commonly affecting children are often under-addressed given the limited availability of pediatric behavioral healthcare. Training school providers (e.g., nurses, mental health professionals) to address these concerns is a promising strategy to explore, considering the unique level …

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0 citations Children
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“I’m Happy to be Happy for my Baby”: Perceptions of Rx Kids Prenatal and Infant Cash Prescriptions

Maya Wolock, Crystal L. Cederna, Mary Grace Ortega, Sarina Jain et autres

Abstract To understand participants’ perceptions of Rx Kids, a first-in-the-nation, community-wide prenatal and infant cash transfer program. Open-ended responses to questions assessing 533 participants’ perceptions of Rx Kids were collected in a voluntary survey (53% response rate). In total, 3,608 responses were …

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2 citations Journal of Policy Practice and Research
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Unconditional Prenatal and Infant Cash Transfers and Parenting Stress in the Postpartum: Quasi-Experimental Impacts of the Rx Kids Program in Flint, Michigan

Eric D. Finegood, H. Luke Shaefer, Yasamean Zamani-Hank, Jenny LaChance et autres

This study examined whether the Rx Kids program, launched in Flint, Michigan, in January 2024 as the US’s first community-wide unconditional cash transfer program for expectant mothers and infants, was associated with differences in parenting stress postpartum. Using structural equation modeling in …

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Unconditional Prenatal and Infant Cash Transfers and Parenting Stress in the Postpartum: Quasi-experimental impacts of the Rx Kids program in Flint, Michigan

Jenny LaChance, Maya Wolock, H. Luke Shaefer, Mona Hanna et autres

This study evaluated whether Rx Kids, launched in Flint, Michigan in 2024 as the nation's first community-wide unconditional cash transfer program for pregnant women and infants, was linked to reduced parenting stress postpartum. Using structural equation modeling with 954 mothers, researchers found …

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