Antecedents of Adolescent Parenthood and Consequences at Age 30

Darlene Fern Russ-Eft · Marlene Sprenger · Anne Beever

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Antecedents and consequences of adolescent parenting were examined using a representative national sample of 1000 30-year-olds selected from the 1960 Project TALENT participants. Three- to four-hour interviews were conducted with these 30-year-olds. Ten percent of the men and 31% of the women had a child during adolescence. Higher incidences of adolescent parenting occurred among blacks and low SES and low ability groups. Consequences were observed in terms of various life circumstances and each individuals status on an empirically- derived set of 15 factors defining quality of life. Recommendations include changes in counseling and curriculum policies. (authors)

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