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Optimism and parenthood: Nonlinear effects of optimism on parents' occupational and psychosocial outcomes
We investigated whether adolescent optimism moderates the association between parenthood and adult psychosocial and occupational outcomes. We examined 1596 German adolescents (63.8% female, baseline Mage = 12.9, 37.6% were parents at T2) at two measurement points 18 years apart using latent moderate
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