Studies from Carnegie Mellon University, Psychology Department add new findings in the area of diabetes in adolescents

Data detailed in "Unmitigated communion and health among adolescents with and without diabetes: the mediating role of eating disturbances" have been presented. According to recent research published in the journal Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, "The authors examined the implications of unmitigated communion--a focus on others to the exclusion of the self--for psychological and physical health among adolescents with (n=132) and without (n=131) diabetes times/during a 1-year period. Unmitigated communion predicted greater psychological distress and lower levels of competence cross-sectionally and longitudinally, controlling for sex, pubertal status, and communion."

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