Literature DB >> 25750494

The BlackBerry Project: The Hidden World of Adolescents' Text Messaging and Relations With Internalizing Symptoms.

Marion K Underwood1, Samuel E Ehrenreich1, David More1, Jerome S Solis1, Dawn Y Brinkley1.   

Abstract

In this naturalistic study of adolescents' text messaging, participants (N = 172, 81 girls, age 14) were given BlackBerry devices configured to save their text messages to a secure archive for coding. Two, 2-day transcripts collected four months apart within the same academic year were microcoded for content. Results showed that most text message utterances were positive or neutral, and that adolescents sent text messages primarily to peers and to romantic partners. Only a few sex differences emerged. Frequency of text messages containing negative talk positively predicted overall internalizing symptoms and anxious depression. Text messaging about sex was positively associated with overall internalizing and somatic complaints for girls, but not for boys.

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Year:  2015        PMID： 25750494      PMCID： PMC4348020          DOI： 10.1111/jora.12101

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  J Res Adolesc        ISSN： 1050-8392


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