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1.	The Application Of Social Work In Intervention Of Children’s Peer Victimization
2.	The Influence Of Children's Individual Status And Peers On Psychological Adaptation: The Role Of Peer Interaction Style
3.	Research On The Situation Of Peer Victimization Among The Secondary Vocational Students And The Intervention Of Group Psychological Counseling
4.	Peer victimization, student engagement, and school attendance: Structural equation models
5.	Preschool children's and teachers' behavioral responses to physical and relational peer victimization: A short-term longitudinal study
6.	What are the long-term consequences of peer victimization? Changes in biological functioning and its effects on psychological and physical health
7.	The relationship between learning disabilities, gender and peer victimization
8.	Peer victimization in elementary school: Teacher perspectives of bullying, its impact, and resolution
9.	Peer victimization in school: Implications for mental health, physical symptoms, and school adjustment
10.	The Effect of Middle School Music Ensemble Participation on the Relationship between Perceived School Connectedness, Self-Reported Bullying Behaviors, and Peer Victimization
11.	Bullying and Peer Victimization Among Guatemalan Youth: An Exploratory Study
12.	Understanding Isolated and Non-isolated Victims of Peer Victimization in Middle School
13.	The Relationship Between Harsh Parenting And Male Juvenile Offenders’ Aggressive Behavior And Group Intervention Research
14.	The Influence Of Peer Victimization On Aggressive Behavior Of Special School Students:The Mediating Role And Intervention Of Self-Control
15.	The Associations Between Peer Victimization And Internalizing Problem Behaviors In Mid-adolescence:A Longitudinal Study
16.	The Relationship Between Peer Victimization And Depression In Middle High School Students:The Role Of Rumination And Hope And Its Educational Implications
17.	The Relationship Between Peer Victimization And Social Withdrawal In Junior High School Students: The Mediating Role And Educational Implications Of Social Self-efficacy And Negative Automatic Thoughts
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