Psychosocial outcomes and peer influences among multiracial adolescents in the United States.

Also, in all four negative peer group behaviors, Black multiracial adolescents reported lower percentages of friends engaging in these behaviors when compared to Black single-race identifying adolescents, although these may not be significant differences, they demonstrate the pattern that multiracial adolescents do not have peers that engage in significantly more risk behaviors, and in fact might be trending toward having less risky peer groups.

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