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Relational Aggression and Adverse Psychosocial and Physical Health Symptoms Among Urban Adolescents
Public Health Nursing, 11/06/09

Williams JR et al. – Findings suggest that relational aggression is a common occurrence among urban, minority adolescents and may result in adverse health outcomes. These results provide several avenues for future research and implications for healthcare practice. Intervention strategies are needed to prevent relational aggression and continual or subsequent adverse health symptoms.

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