The relationship between stressful childhood environments and depression for Chinese adolescents: a serial mediation model through perceived discrimination and belief in a just world

Feng, Ning‐Ning; Xie, Ziyi; Li, Yuqi; Yang, Chaowu; Cui, Lijuan

doi:10.1007/s12144-023-04814-8

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The relationship between stressful childhood environments and depression for Chinese adolescents: a serial mediation model through perceived discrimination and belief in a just world

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