APS
2022 APS Annual Convention
Using Longitudinal Methods to Explore Interpersonal and Relationship Factors Linked to Behavioral and Psychosocial Adjustment during Adolescence
We investigate families, peers, and social media as salient developmental contexts for adolescents’ adjustment outcomes. In three studies, we highlight the power of longitudinal data and diverse quantitative methods to capture complex associations between important contextual factors and psychosocial outcomes using a unique 7-wave longitudinal dataset of demographically diverse adolescents.
Chairs & Discussants
- Laura FinanChair
Illinois State University - Anna VannucciDiscussant
Columbia University
Presentations
- Trajectory Classes of Adolescents’ Family Relationship Experiences and Associations with Later Substance UseNicole Watkins, Laura Finan, Christine Ohannessian
- One Size Doesn’t Fit All: Examining Tradeoffs of Co-Rumination during AdolescenceAna DiGiovanni, Tessa Fagle, Anna Vannucci, Christine Ohannessian, Niall Bolger
- Examining Longitudinal Associations between Time Spent Online and Offline Social ExperiencesKaitlin Flannery, Rhiannon Smith, Katelyn Pitcher, Christine Ohannessian
