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The “sense of absence” may explain why disconnected teens turn to addictive behaviors
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Link: https://www.psypost.org/the-sense-of-absence-may-explain-why-disconnected-teens-turn-to-addictive-behaviors/

New research suggests adolescents who feel emotionally unnoticed are more likely to engage in addictive behaviors. A newly developed psychological scale reveals how this “sense of absence” acts as a bridge connecting family struggles to teen addiction.
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