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According to the article, teens from families with less money are less likely to be depressed than teens from more well-to-do families. This is not an article a
by karaterobot 3y ago
According to the article, teens from families with less money are less likely to be depressed than teens from more well-to-do families. This is not an article about how economic deprivation is the driver of teen depression.
- foxyv 3y agoThis tracks with my own experience. When your parents do well and you can barely scrape by it's horrible. If your parents are struggling too then you have something in common at least. There is nothing worse than seeing the door close on the last bus leaving the station.
- willis936 3y agoThis supports their narrative, doesn't it? If they were unrelated then there would be no correlation, but if your track into adulthood is less fulfilling and secure than your childhood then you wouldn't be happy.