Prosocial Behavior and Psyhcological Difficulties as Predictors of Depressive Symptomps in Adolescents: A Cross-Sectional Study

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Strong correlation exists between psychological difficulties and depressive symptoms, with r=0.656, indicating mental health vulnerabilities in adolescents.
Prosocial behavior is associated with depressive symptoms, but the correlation is weaker at r=0.168, showing variance in mental health predictors.
Quantitative correlational study examined 155 adolescents aged 12–18, using SDQ and PHQ-9 scales for data collection and analysis.
Interventions addressing psychological difficulties and fostering prosocial behavior are crucial for improving adolescent mental health.

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Cross-sectional study reveals strong ties between psychological difficulties and depressive symptoms in adolescents, suggesting intervention needs.

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Cross-sectional study reveals strong ties between psychological difficulties and depressive symptoms in adolescents, suggesting intervention needs.