Researchers say that one of the pathways by which adolescents who feel discriminated against experience negative mental health outcomes is that adolescents who feel discriminated against
A) in school may feel less control over their academic achievement, which may lead to feelings of depression.
B) put less effort into their schoolwork, which may lead to feelings of worthlessness and self-hatred.
C) isolate themselves from their families, which may lead to feelings of despair.
D) are afraid to present their "true self," which may lead to difficulties with peers.

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Adolescents who feel discriminated against in school may feel less control over their academic achievement, which may lead to feelings of depression. This is supported by research that shows that discrimination in academic settings can negatively impact academic performance and decrease feelings of academic control, which can contribute to poor mental health outcomes such as depression.

Researchers Say That One of the Pathways by Which Adolescents