Specifically, children’s internalizing symptoms prior to age 10 showed a decreasing trend across development before beginning to increase again, after which symptoms were stable after age 10 until demonstrating another increase between ages 14–16.
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Puberty in Context: Accounting for Psychosocial Experiences in the Association Between Pubertal Timing, Sex/Gender, and Adolescent Depressive Symptoms in Canadian Youth.
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