J Abnorm Child Psychol May 2019 PMID 30483901

Social Withdrawal in Adolescence and Early Adulthood: Measurement Issues, Normative Development, and Distinct Trajectories.

Stefania A Barzeva, Wim H J Meeus, Albertine J Oldehinkel

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This study looks at how social withdrawal changes during adolescence and early adulthood, finding that withdrawal typically decreases from ages 16 to 19, stays stable till 22, then rises again by age 25, with three main patterns: low stable, high decreasing, and low curvilinear.
The research identified that these withdrawal patterns are linked to factors like shyness, social anxiety, antisocial behavior, and social connectedness, with the high-decreasing group showing more social difficulties over time.
Understanding these different withdrawal trajectories can help identify which young people may be at risk for social maladjustment, highlighting the importance of social networks and individual characteristics in their social development.]

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