Contribution of Peers and Social Contagion in Adolescent Depression

This research is trying to test and test the concept of socialization at puberty (influence of peers and infection process). The authors studied the theory from the intrinsic symptoms of depression. The correlation between peer-to-peer infections between 6th and 8th best friends was studied longitudinally by 6th and 8th grade students, but this paper was prepared for the adjustment of this relationship between 11th and 12th grade students I will try to explain. The first subgroup of this study was a target-oriented moderator.

Another factor that peers may affect young people is peer infection - a negative exposure and socialization process that may form negative behaviors and attitudes. Unexpected Unusual Behavior 34 In a system that relies on it, a crime can occur when a child is increasing placement instability. Due to environmental instability, child ties will be stronger than other children who violate the law, potentially leading to ingestion and internalization of illegal beliefs. Once these violation patterns are formed, there is a feedback effect that further compromises ties. It is related to traditional social norms. Concepts of abnormal patterns include smoking, alcoholism, aggression, crime, and so on. 37

The current development theory recognizes the important contribution of colleague relations to cognitive social development of children and adolescents. Colleague relationships include (a) attitudes, values, information to achieve social maturity, (b) promotion of future mental health, (c) development of social skills, reduction of social separation, development There are 8 ways to promote. Relations with active fellows are essential for the development of disabled children and the development of children without disabilities.