Since its inception in 1990, Tyler's process-based model of regulation has provided a
fundamental framework for understanding why people obey the law. Numerous studies have …

Youth today spend a tremendous amount of time with digital media. The purpose of the
present study was to estimate developmental associations between screen media use …

Purpose The aim of the study was to examine the concurrent and longitudinal associations
between adolescents' text messaging frequency and mental health symptoms across 4 …

Despite anecdotal and empirical evidence that pets are beneficial for mental health, little is
understood about these relationships in adolescents. This study examined the moderating …

This chapter argues that online social engagement matters a great deal for the relationships
and adjustment of adolescents and young adults, in a manner that is often seamless with …

This study aims to investigate whether the socio-emotional contextualization of envy
influences the interpretation of and reaction to hostile messages on WhatsApp among …

Electronic communication, most notably email, is ubiquitous in higher education and
remains the dominant, most commonly used communication method in the workplace …

With the increasing availability of electronic devices, social media platforms are pervasive in
adolescents' lives. Much of adolescents' peer interactions occur virtually—to the point that …

This chapter explores the ways teachers can support new students to form relationships with
their peers. From a perspective that teachers have influence on many different kinds of …

Adolescents' use of social media (eg, text messaging, online video games, and social
networking sites) as a method of interacting with peers has become increasingly ubiquitous …