Net Mato Based on the abstract given below, identify the parts of the abstract in terms of the research problem, problem statement, purpose of the study, participants/subjects/data collection methods, and findings, Youth participation in organized activities has been repeatedly associated with better prychosocial adjustment However, youth living in more disadvantaged contexts te lower income, dangerous neighborhoods) have less access to organized activities The current study aimed to compare hobbies and organised activities, in terms of their accessibility and associations with social functioning with peers, using a social ecological framework We also examined the conditional effects of family and neighborhood disadvantage for the associations between activity engagement and peer functioning Participants were 91 predominantly African American, urban-dwelling middle school girls (Mage 12.49) and their primary caregivers Dyads completed separate interviews and questionnaires on activity engagement, tumily and weighborhood disadvantage and social functioning with peers Results suggest that bothes are distinct face of activity engagement that might be more widely accessible than organised activities Greater involvement in hobbies and organised ctivities showed uniqot citions with indices of better per functioning. Moreover, some of the associations were stronger for youth living in there is the contexts. This study advances the understanding of an important yet neglected topic within the adolescent deimant literature on activity, namely differential costo opportunities among ethnic minority youth Results suggest that hobby nagement is an important aspect of activity engement with social benefits, especially for youth living in more disadvantaged contexts Purther Investigation is wanted to understand the range of potential benefits of youths' hobby involvement Keyword wildelescmon, notiviny enquomment, neighborhood disadvantage, low inoamn, peer Tunce THE MEANCROBLEM PARTICIPANTSSUBJECTS/DATA COLLECTION METHOD THE PURPOSE OF THE STUDY THE PROBLEM STATEMENT VINDINGS