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trajectory

trajectory In psychology, a trajectory is the pattern or course of how a behavior or development changes over time.

In psychology, a trajectory is the pattern or course of how a behavior or development changes over time. In this context, it refers to the developmental course of school refusal behavior in adolescents.

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Drafting source: Yuan Rong-Man; Fu Na. The developmental trajectory and influencing factors of school refusal behavior among Chinese adolescents. 2026; DOI 10.1186/s40359-026-04859-x; article XML SHA-256 4c28829f2c3ccbfacc8687a743a585c8d784096bc2fed797e88394af053f53c7. “The developmental trajectory and influencing factors of school refusal behavior among Chinese adolescents” (10.1186/s40359-026-04859-x).
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