Romantic and sexual activities, parent-adolescent stress, and depressive symptoms among early adolescent girls.

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Summary

Results indicated that adolescents who engaged in more romantic activities experienced increases in depressive symptoms over time, and dysphoric adolescents who were experiencing higher parent-adolescent stress were the most likely to engage in subsequent sexual intercourse.

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Published
2009-08-01
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Keywords

Psychology, Association (psychology), Depressive symptoms, Sexual intercourse, Romance

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