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Using data from the National Longitudinal Survey of Youth (NLSY: 1986, 1988, 1990, 1992) the influences of maternal age, race, family structure, family/household size, residence, gender, birth order, family income, mother's education, occupation, job satisfaction, health limitations, availability of reading materials, activities of enrichment, and adult-child interactions on children with disabilities and/or chronic illnesses were explored. All children (in the NLSY sample) with disabilities and/or chronic illness and a randomly selected sample of typically developing children (N=2,532) were used to examine the first relationship. The sample consisting of children with and without disabilities and/or chronic illnesses (N=2,514) was matched on maternal age and race to examine the second relationship. The third relationship was examined by matching children with and without disabilities and/or chronic illnesses (N=2,220) on maternal age, race, and family income. 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All children (in the NLSY sample) with disabilities and/or chronic illness and a randomly selected sample of typically developing children (N=2,532) were used to examine the first relationship. The sample consisting of children with and without disabilities and/or chronic illnesses (N=2,514) was matched on maternal age and race to examine the second relationship. The third relationship was examined by matching children with and without disabilities and/or chronic illnesses (N=2,220) on maternal age, race, and family income. The results showed systematic relationships between race, gender, family structure, mother's job satisfaction, mother's health limitations, availability of reading materials, and adult-child interactions and child's disability and/or chronic illness.","abstract_has_math":false,"creators":["Jehan, Habeeb S. 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