ArticleComputers in human behavior2026
Adolescent Sexting in Romantic Relationships and Daily Positive and Negative Affect Dynamics: A Dyadic Intensive Longitudinal Study.
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Sexting among adolescents has received considerable scholarly and public attention, with predominant emphasis on its potential psychological and physical risks. However, emerging research suggests that sexting, particularly within the context of romantic relationships, may also be associated with positive emotional experiences. Despite growing interest, limited research has examined adolescents' sexting as it occurs in their daily lives and its implications for both individual and dyadic emotional functioning. The present study employed an intensive longitudinal dyadic design to investigate associations between sexting and daily affect among adolescent romantic partners. A sample of 88 heterosexual adolescent couples (
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