The Influence of Static and Dynamic Intrapersonal Factors on Longitudinal Patterns of Peer Victimization through Mid-adolescence: a Latent Transition Analysis

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RT @PascoFearon: Great paper by @JDHaltigan and colleagues on peer victimisation. Person-centred longitudinal analyses (LTA) in a remarkabl…

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RT @PascoFearon: Great paper by @JDHaltigan and colleagues on peer victimisation. Person-centred longitudinal analyses (LTA) in a remarkabl…

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Great paper by @JDHaltigan and colleagues on peer victimisation. Person-centred longitudinal analyses (LTA) in a remarkable multi-year school cohort - we need more of this sort of longitudinal work on social experience and adolescent mental health. https:

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RT @BULLY_RESEARCH: Excellent research examining potential influences of one's trajectory and pattern of bullying victimization... https://…

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