CSUN Prof Studies How Social Status Can Affect a Teen’s Health

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CSUN Today reports the “perception of our social status in school, may have had an adverse effect on our health, according to a new study by California State University, Northridge child and adolescent development professor Virginia Huynh. Huynh and her colleague, UCLA researcher Jessica Chiang, looked at how teenagers’ perceptions of their social status in society and at school affected their”

 

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