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Working long hours while in high school may have a negative effect on students’ performance as well as behavior, according to a new study.

Researchers say the results contradict several recent studies that suggested no negative effects of working more than 20 hours a week on high school students’ performance or behavior.

Instead, the study shows students who work long hours during high school were more likely to engage in substance abuse and have lowered academic expectations and performance than students who work more moderate hours or don’t work.

“An important message for parents and practitioners is that while working more than 20 hours per week during the school year is probably not advisable, working less than this does not seem to affect an adolescent’s academic, behavioral, or psychosocial well-being,” researcher Kathryn C. Monahan, a postdoctoral research scientist at the University of Washington, and colleagues write in Child Development.

“Although working during high school is unlikely to turn law-abiding teenagers into felons or cause students to flunk out of school, the magnitude of the adverse effects reported here is not trivial, and even a small decline in school engagement or increase in problem behavior may be of concern to parents who worry about their children’s admission to highly selective postsecondary institutions or experimentation with deviant activity,” write the researchers.