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Individual health complaints: feeling irritable
Health complaints: feeling irritable, while explored individually here, is part of the broader ‘Multiple health complaints’ measure.
Measuring feelings of irritability among adolescents reveals patterns of emotional and possibly hormonal fluxes that are common during this period. Data regarding irritability can guide health professionals and educators in identifying and responding to the emotional challenges adolescents face, enabling the creation of frameworks that adeptly support their emotional development and resilience during these pivotal years.
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