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The transition to junior high school: a longitudinal study of self-esteem, psychological symptomatology, school life, and social support.
Barton J Hirsch
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, B. D. Rapkin
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School of Education and Social Policy
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Social Support
100%
Life Support
100%
Self-esteem
100%
School Life
100%
Junior High School
100%
Psychiatric Symptomatology
100%
People of Color
66%
Seventh Grade
66%
Symptom Reporting
33%
White People
33%
Academic Competence
33%
Multivariate Analysis
33%
Race Differences
33%
Psychological Well-being
33%
Depressive
33%
Developmental Context
33%
Internal State
33%
Ecological Context
33%
Black Students
33%
White Students
33%
Perceived Quality
33%
Peer Social Support
33%
Quality of School Life
33%
Adjustment Pattern
33%
Psychology
Social Support
100%
Longitudinal Study
100%
Self-Esteem
100%
Psychology
100%
Psychological Well-Being
33%
Multivariate Analysis
33%