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我对少女母亲的长期跟踪研究始于1965年,随着研究的深入,我发现政策制定者、政客和公众头脑中对少女母亲的既有印象与现实之间的差距越来越大。较早的生育确实影响了这些年轻母亲的生活,但在美国,剥开表层,问题的核心却直指美国的政治文化,人们并不着力去解决与未婚先孕所并存的贫穷、性行为等问题,而迫切关注的是由这些少女母亲将带来的威胁。我着手从事的题为Baltimore研究开始以医院为切入点,对纳入研究范围的400名妇女在怀孕、及产后第一年、第三
My long-term follow-up study of teenage mothers began in 1965 and with further research I found that there was a widening gap between the established impressions and the realities of teenage mothers in the minds of policy makers, politicians and the public. Earlier childbirth did affect the lives of these young mothers. However, in the United States, where the surface is peeled off, the core of the problem is directed at the political culture in the United States. People are not concentrating on the poverty and sexual coexistence with unmarried first pregnancies The urgent concern is the threat posed by these teenage mothers. I started with a presentation entitled The Baltimore Study Beginning with a Hospital as a Starting Point for Pregnancy in 400 Women enrolled in the Study, and First Year after Birth, Third