FRIDAY, Aug. 14 (HealthDay News)
About one-third of children of deployed U.S. Army soldiers are at high risk for psychosocial problems, mainly due to high levels of stress experienced by the parent who is still at home, a new study shows.
Researchers concluded that 32 percent of the children were at high risk for psychosocial problems.
Psychosocial problems were less likely among children whose parents received support from military organizations and among children of college-educated parents.
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