Coping with stress in middle and late adolescence
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Adolescents experience both external and internal stress. External stress comes from school, relationships, and other responsibilities while internal stress arises from within themselves, such as emotions and physical changes. Learning healthy coping strategies is important for adolescents to manage stress during this developmental period.
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