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An exploration of emotion regulation and mental health among older South African adolescents from low-income settings
Introduction: Adolescence is a unique and challenging phase, marked by physical, emotional, mental, and interpersonal changes. Within this context, adolescents—especially in Africa— bear the burden of mental health conditions (MHCs)1, particularly depression and anxiety. Most adolescents live in low...
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Department of Psychiatry and Mental Health
2026
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