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Peer Rejection as a Precursor of Romantic Dysfunction in Adolescence: Can Friendships Protect?
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2019
unpublished
Using a prospective longitudinal design across six years, the current study investigated whether adolescents' experiences of peer rejection across middle school increased their risk of maladaptive (aggressive and unsupportive) behaviors in high school romantic relationships. Additionally, friendship quality following the transition to high school was examined as a potential protective factor. Methods: The sample consisted of 1,987 ethnically diverse youth (54% female; Mage=17.10) who were
doi:10.31234/osf.io/mh3ye
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