The Interactive Effects of Puberty and Peer Victimization on Weight Concerns and Depression Symptoms Among Early Adolescent Girls
The Interactive Effects of Puberty and Peer Victimization on Weight Concerns and Depression Symptoms Among Early Adolescent Girls
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DOI：
10.1177/0272431608323656
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发表时间：
2009-06-01
影响因子：
2.1
通讯作者：
Hayward, Chris
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作者：
Compian, Laura J.;Gowen, L. Kris;Hayward, Chris
利用横断面设计，作者在一个青春期早期女孩的样本(N=261)中检验了青春期状态、同伴受害及其交互作用与体重担忧和抑郁症状的关系。多变量分析显示，青春期状态和关系性受害之间存在显著的交互作用，与体重和抑郁症状有关。与身体不太成熟的同龄人相比，生理上成熟的女孩在经历高比例的关系受害者时，报告的体重担忧和抑郁症状最严重，而后者报告的关系受害者比例相同。本研究探讨了青春期早期同伴受害与青春期状态交互作用的重要性。
Utilizing a cross-sectional design, the authors examined associations between pubertal status, peer victimization, and their interaction in relation to weight concerns and symptoms of depression in a sample of early adolescent girls (N = 261). Multivariate analyses revealed a significant interaction between pubertal status and relational victimization in relation to both weight concerns and depression symptoms. More physically mature girls reported the greatest weight concerns and depression symptoms when experiencing high rates of relational victimization in comparison to their less physically mature peers who reported the same rates of relational victimization. This study considers the importance of interactive effects of peer victimization and pubertal status during the early adolescent period.