Institutional rearing, parenting difficulties and marital support.
A prospective follow-up study was undertaken of two groups of women first studied in the mid 1960s when they were children: 94 girls reared in institutions to which they had been admitted because of a breakdown in parenting, and 51 girls in a general population comparison group. Both groups were interviewed in detail when aged 21-27 years and home observations were undertaken for those with young children. The institution-reared women showed a markedly increased rate of poor psychosocial functioning and of severe parenting difficulties in adult life. However, the support of a non-deviant spouse and of good living conditions in adult life provided a powerful protective effect.Twitter on Sunday and Monday in the wake of an attack in London that killed at least seven people, referring to his executive order as a "travel ban" and accusing courts of politicizing it.

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In a series of early morning tweets on Monday, Trump called on the Justice Department to "seek an expedited hearing on the watered down Travel Ban before the Supreme Court" while working on a "much tougher version in the meantime."

“The Justice Dept. should have stayed with the original Travel Ban, not the watered down, politically correct version they submitted to S.C.,” the president tweeted.

Legal experts say Trump's call for a tougher version of his immigration executive order could undermine his administration's efforts to reinstate the controversial policy.

George Conway, who works as a lawyer at the