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Personological factors and sexing behaviour among in-school adolescents: implications for counselling psychology
Text messaging is the most popular form of electronic communication among adolescents. Approximately I in 3 teens send over 100 text messages a day. Recently adolescents have begun to use their cell phones to engage in sexual exploration with one another. This new occurrence has now been labeled as...
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