An “immigrant paradox” for adolescent externalizing behavior? Evidence from a national sample

Overview of attention for article published in Social Psychiatry and Psychiatric Epidemiology, September 2015

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RT @salaswright: #Immigrants who arrive as children are less likely than US-born to commit crimes/ use drugs as teens https://t.co/LKyBWtBM…

RT @salaswright: @jorgeramosnews We see clear evidence that crime is lower among immigrant youth (https://t.co/bDuDbjKGlZ) + adults (https:…

Contra Trump: Recent study found that teen immigrants were less likely than US-born peer to do/sell drugs: https://t.co/mFU2cWtBsn

RT @salaswright: Our New Study: #Immigrant Teens Less Likely to be Involved in #Violence, #Crime, + #DrugAbuse http://t.co/bDuDbjKGlZ http:…