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      Adolescent love and well-being: the role of dating relationships for psychological adjustment

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      Journal of Youth Studies
      Informa UK Limited

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              This study examined multiple levels of adolescents' interpersonal functioning, including general peer relations (peer crowd affiliations, peer victimization), and qualities of best friendships and romantic relationships as predictors of symptoms of depression and social anxiety. An ethnically diverse sample of 421 adolescents (57% girls; 14 to 19 years) completed measures of peer crowd affiliation, peer victimization, and qualities of best friendships and romantic relationships. Peer crowd affiliations (high and low status), positive qualities in best friendships, and the presence of a dating relationship protected adolescents against feelings of social anxiety, whereas relational victimization and negative interactions in best friendships predicted high social anxiety. In contrast, affiliation with a high-status peer crowd afforded some protection against depressive affect; however, relational victimization and negative qualities of best friendships and romantic relationships predicted depressive symptoms. Some moderating effects for ethnicity were observed. Findings indicate that multiple aspects of adolescents' social relations uniquely contribute to feelings of internal distress. Implications for research and preventive interventions are discussed.
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                Journal
                Journal of Youth Studies
                Journal of Youth Studies
                Informa UK Limited
                1367-6261
                1469-9680
                March 13 2015
                October 21 2015
                July 17 2015
                October 21 2015
                : 18
                : 9
                : 1219-1236
                Article
                10.1080/13676261.2015.1039967
                6648748a-68ea-4a30-ac28-3bbf449f5c8e
                © 2015
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