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Wiley, Depression and Anxiety, 1(31), p. 38-43, 2013
DOI: 10.1002/da.22174
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Mothers' Own Recollections of Being Parented and Risk of Offspring Depression 18 Years Later: A Prospective Cohort Study
Journal article published in 2013 by
Liam Mahedy 
,
Jon Heron,
Lexine A. Stapinski,
Rebecca M. Pearson,
Jonathan Evans ,
Carol Joinson,
Lucy Bowes,
Glyn Lewis
,
Jon Heron,
Lexine A. Stapinski,
Rebecca M. Pearson,
Jonathan Evans ,
Carol Joinson,
Lucy Bowes,
Glyn Lewis
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Abstract
Although the relationship between maternal bonding and risk of offspring depression has been demonstrated, it is unclear whether this risk exists for subsequent generations. This study examines the association between maternal reports of her own mother's parenting and later risk of depression in offspring at age 18.