Depressive symptoms during adolescence: Direct and stress- buffering effects of coping, control beliefs, and family relationships

Mindy H. Stahl; Mindy H. Stahl; AC Petersen

Depressive symptoms during adolescence: Direct and stress- buffering effects of coping, control beliefs, and family relationships

Stahl, M., & Petersen, AC. (1999). Depressive symptoms during adolescence: Direct and stress- buffering effects of coping, control beliefs, and family relationships. Journal of Applied Developmental Psychology, 20(1), 45-62.

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