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Potential Mechanism Linking Peer Relationships and Adolescent Prosocial Behavior: Mediation of Cognitive Empathy and Moderations of OXTR and DRD2.

Journal of youth and adolescence - 1 Dec 2024

Li Xi, Zhang Wenxin, Ji Linqin, Cao Yanmiao

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Peers are important socializers of adolescent prosocial behavior. Still, the proximal cognitive and emotional process underlying this link and the sources of individual differences in sensitivity to peer influence have yet to be explored. Utilizing the gene-gene-environment (G × G × E) approach and multi-informant measurement, this study investigated how peer relationships operate to influence adolescent...

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PMID: 38834755
DOI: 10.1007/s10964-024-02023-5

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