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High Peer Popularity Longitudinally Predicts Adolescent Health Risk Behavior, or Does It?: An Examination of Linear and Quadratic Associations

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Mitchell J. Prinstein; Sophia Choukas‐Bradley; Sarah W. Helms; Whitney A. Brechwald; Diana Rancourt
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2011

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Mitchell J. Prinstein; Sophia Choukas‐Bradley; Sarah W. Helms; Whitney A. Brechwald; Diana Rancourt. (2011). High Peer Popularity Longitudinally Predicts Adolescent Health Risk Behavior, or Does It?: An Examination of Linear and Quadratic Associations. https://openalex.org/W2155446267

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