23 octubre 2014
Teens whose parents exerted psychological control over them at age 13 had problems establishing healthy friendships and romantic relationships both in adolescence and into adulthood, a new longitudinal study has found. The study followed 184 ethnically and socioeconomically diverse teens from age 13 to 21. It found that giving in to ‘peer pressure’ was more common among teens whose parents used guilt, withdrawing love, fostering anxiety, or other psychologically manipulative tactics.
http://feeds.sciencedaily.com/~r/sciencedaily/~3/vOrDdSkekkc/141023091944.htm
