Affilia · 2003 · 88 citations · 35 references
Social SciencesSocial PsychologySociologyHomelessnessMaternal Health DisparitiesSocial InequalityFamily CopingFamily Well-beingLone-parent HouseholdsParentingPovertyRelative DeprivationLack Of Social SupportLone-mother FamiliesMaternal SacrificeMultidimensional DeprivationPersonal Relative DeprivationPoverty Status
This article describes what it means to feel poor from the perspective of low-income lone mothers. The construct of feeling poor is complex and multifaceted for these mothers, whose common behaviors include self-sacrifice and coping. The authors identify 10 feeling domains for these mothers: feeling deprived, righteous, the need for occupational choice, relatively better positioned than others, the need to manage the appearance of poverty, judged/degraded, guilty, isolated, dependent, and despondent.
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