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Harsh parenting predicts teenage depression and aggression through different types of repetitive thinking - PsyPost

Published by PsyPost By Karina Petrova · 3 September 2026 at 19:13
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Harsh parenting predicts teenage depression and aggression through different types of repetitive thinking - PsyPost
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A three-year study of Chinese adolescents reveals how harsh discipline shapes mental health. Researchers found that repetitive thoughts about sadness and anger act as pathways linking strict parenting to later depression and aggressive behavior.

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