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Joint Peer Victimization–Perpetration Trajectories and Cortical Thinning in Early Adolescence
Importance: Peer victimization and perpetration often co-occur and are associated with adverse psychosocial outcomes, but whether their joint temporal patterns are associated with adolescent brain development is unknown. Objective: To examine whether joint developmental trajectories of peer victimiz
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