Children in persistently poor families show surprising resilience and are no more anxious and depressed than other children.

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This statement is false. Children in persistently poor families are more likely to experience anxiety and depression than children in more affluent families. Poverty can contribute to a range of negative outcomes for children's mental health, including stress, trauma, and limited access to resources such as healthcare and education.

Children in Persistently Poor Families Show Surprising Resilience and Are