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Peer reviewedParcel, Toby L.; Geschwender, Laura E. – Social Forces, 1995
Among 4,971 young children of mothers in the National Longitudinal Survey of Youth, those from the Deep South scored lowest on a measure of receptive vocabulary. Differences for girls and boys were related to regional variations in maternal race/ethnicity, but boys' differences were also partly explained by regional subculture, maternal…
Descriptors: Differences, Early Childhood Education, Employed Parents, Family Influence
