Longitudinal associations between changes in peer victimization and emotion dysregulation across adolescence.
Toria Herd,
Celina Meyer,
Brooks Casas
et al.
Abstract:Emotion dysregulation emerges from an interaction between individual factors and environmental factors. Changes in biological, cognitive, and social systems that characterize adolescence create a complex array of environmental factors contributing to emotion dysregulation during this developmental period. In particular, peer victimization (PV) has long-term consequences for emotion dysregulation. Yet, previous research has also indicated that emotion dysregulation can be both an antecedent to and outcome of PV… Show more
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