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Characterizing Rejection Sensitivity in Autistic Adolescents and Implications for Depression and Anxiety Symptoms
Adolescence is a developmental period characterized by increased interest in peer relationships and social inclusion. Rejection sensitivity (RS) – the tendency to anticipate, perceive, and experience heightened emotional responses to rejection – is common in adolescence and linked to internalizing s
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