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Session Type: Symposium
This symposium will include three studies focused on ways in which contexts at multiple levels of the social ecology influence adolescents’ experiences and well-being. The first talk will explore how school-based social networks influence adolescents’ engagement in non-consensual sexting. The second talk will examine how rural, suburban, and urban contexts differentially affect transgender and other gender expansive adolescents’ likelihood of victimization exposures and well-being. The third talk will present findings from a longitudinal study, emphasizing how individual and contextual factors relate to psychosocial functioning among transgender and non-binary adolescents. The Chair will facilitate a dialogue among presenters and session attendees, and guide a discussion about how findings collectively inform how to better support adolescents’ well-being across key social ecological contexts.
Understanding Prevalence of Nonconsensual Sexting Among Adolescents Through a School Social Network Lens - Katherine M. Ingram, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill; Dorothy L. Espelage, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill; Kelly Rulison, Pennsylvania State University; Tomei Kuehl, Consulting Within Your Context, LLC; Sasha Mintz, Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment; Shiva Kothari; Peter Wyman, University of Rochester Medical Center
Transgender and Gender-Expansive Students' Well-Being Across Urban, Suburban, and Rural Contexts - Erin Gill, University of Wisconsin - Madison; Xue Gong, University of Wisconsin - Madison; Mollie McQuillan, University of Wisconsin - Madison
Recruitment and Retention of Transgender and Nonbinary Adolescents: A Pilot Longitudinal Study - Melissa K. Holt, Boston University; Katharine Parodi, Boston University; Jennifer Greif Green, Boston University; Sabra Katz-Wise; Ziming Xuan; Aidan D. Kraus, Boston University; Tanvi N. Shah, Boston University