A recent study found that adolescents prone to non-suicidal self-injuries tend to experience ghosting online more frequently than their peers.
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Author: [reposted by] Jim Liebelt
Violence on TV: What Happens to Children Who Watch?
Results of a recent study reveal long-term associated risks of early exposure to violent content in childhood and later teen antisocial behavior, more than a decade later.
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If you’ve ever wondered whether your parents secretly had a favorite child, they might have. Parents may be more inclined to confer the “favorite child award” to daughters and children who are agreeable and conscientious, according to a new study.
Read MoreSports Boost Academic Performance in Teens
Boys and girls are both more likely to earn a high school diploma if they take part in team sports like soccer or artistic sports like dance or gymnastics, researchers reported in a study published recently in the journal Children.
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