How Does Crossing Roads with Friends Impact Risk Taking in Young Adolescents and Adults?

Overview of attention for article published in Journal of Pediatric Psychology, April 2019

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RT @OUPPsychology: Researchers use a simulator to examine how crossing roads with a friend versus alone affects risk taking in teenagers an…

Researchers use a simulator to examine how crossing roads with a friend versus alone affects risk taking in teenagers and young adults https://t.co/VeEPwwaVEW via @JPedPsych https://t.co/0KpSHggWXr

Young teens took more risks in crossing the street with friends than alone in a simulator - this mirrors common teen pedestrian behavior and suggests opportunities for intervention to reduce injury. https://t.co/CAEqZLIVl4

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