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Teens Who DON’T Date Are Less Depressed and Have Better Social Skills
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Teens Who DON’T Date Are Less Depressed and Have Better Social Skills

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Sep 23, 2019
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Surprise: Kids who don’t date are socially better-adjusted than their peers, according to a new study. 10th graders who weren’t in a romantic relationship were rated more highly on their social skills and leadership than their peers who dated; they also reported lower ratings of depression.

—Journal of School Health

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