Abstract
The emergence of romantic relationships is an important marker of normative development during adolescence. Experiences in romantic relationships provide opportunities for growth and preparation for the mature relationships of adulthood. This article reviews the development of romantic activities and relationships from late childhood till late adolescence. Within this framework, central features of romantic relationships are presented. Finally, the possible costs of romantic involvement such as increased stress and adjustment problems are discussed.
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