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Communication and Emotional Well-Being in Adolescent Best Friend Dyads: An Experience Sampling Method Study

Organization OREGON RESEARCH INSTITUTELocation Springfield, UNITED STATESPosted 17 Nov 2023Deadline 31 Oct 2025 ⚠️
NIHUS FederalResearch GrantFY202512-20 years oldAccountingActive Follow-upAdolescenceAdolescentAdolescent YouthAdverse effectsAffectAffectiveAllelism TestAutomobile DrivingBehaviorCell Communication and SignalingCell PhoneCell SignalingCellular PhoneCellular TelephoneCharacteristicsChildhoodCommunicationCommunitiesComplementation TestDataDepressed moodDepression screenDepressive SyndromesDepressive disorderDevelopmentDistressEmotional DepressionEmotional well beingEmpathyEnvironmentEventExploratory/Developmental GrantFeels wellFriendsFriendshipsGenetic Complementation TestHappinessHealthIndividualIndividual DifferencesInterventionIntracellular Communication and SignalingInvestigationKnowledgeLifeMeasurementMediatingMediatorMental DepressionMental HealthMental HygieneMeta-AnalysisMethodsMobile PhonesModelingNormal mental conditionNormal mental stateNormal psycheOutcomeParentsPersonsPrevalencePreventative interventionPreventionPreventiveProcessPsychological HealthPsychological Well BeingR21 MechanismR21 ProgramReportingResearchRiskRisk BehaviorsRisky BehaviorSamplingSelf DisclosureSense of well-beingShapesSignal TransductionSignal Transduction SystemsSignalingSocial EnvironmentSocial ProcessesSocial supportSourceSymptomsTechniquesTimeTrans TestWell in selfWorkYouthYouth 10-21active followupadolescence (12-20)at risk behaviorbiological signal transductioncommunication behaviorcomplementation analysiscomplementation approachcontagioncritical perioddepresseddepressiondepression screeningdepression symptomdepressivedepressive symptomsdesigndesigningdevelopmentaldigital communicationdrivingemotional wellbeingemotional wellnessexperienceexploratory developmental studyfollow upfollow-upfollowed upfollowupiPhoneinsightintervention for preventionintimacyintimate behaviorjuvenilejuvenile humanlongitudinal designlongitudinal experimental designlongitudinal research designlongitudinal study designmental well-beingmental wellbeingmental wellnessnegative affectnegative affectivityparentpediatricpeerpeer influenceprevention interventionpreventional intervention strategypreventive interventionpsychological wellbeingpsychological wellnessrecruitresponseruminateruminationruminativesadnessscreeningscreeningsself wellnesssense of wellbeingsensing technologysensor technologysensor-based technologysexsmart phonesmartphonesocial climatesocial contextsocial support networksocioenvironmentsocioenvironmentalyouth age

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ABSTRACT
Adolescence is a critical period for the onset of depressive symptoms. During the transition from childhood to
adolescence, friends become increasingly salient conversation partners and a primary source of social support.
Notably, evidence now suggests that adolescent friends’ levels of depression can predict change in each others’
levels…

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