Adolescent friendships mediating childhood adversity and adult outcome

Journal of Adolescence
S J PawlbyD Quinton

Abstract

This interview-based study compares the friendships of 50 girls, aged 15-16, identified on the basis of their childhood experiences as being at-risk for difficulties in early adult partnerships, with the friendships of 50 girls of the same age from an inner-city school. Key differences in the features of both romantic and non-romantic adolescent friendships between the two groups of girls give a clearer understanding of the processes linking childhood adversity and poor adult outcome.

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Jan 1, 2004·Developmental Psychology·Michael RutterUNKNOWN English and Romanian Adoptees (ERA) Study Team
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