#9847. Unraveling the long-term links among adolescent peer victimization and somatic symptoms: A 5-year multi-informant cohort study

August 2026publication date
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Experimental and Cognitive Psychology;
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Abstract:
Purpose: To examine the prospective associations among peer victimization and somatic symptoms across 5 years of adolescence using multiple informants and disaggregating effects at the within-person and between-person level. Methods: From age 13–17 years, 612 Canadian children (54% girls; 76% White) completed measures of peer victimization and somatic symptoms. Parents (89% mothers) reported on their childs somatic symptoms. We built autoregressive latent trajectory models with structured residuals, controlling for diagnosed medical and psychiatric conditions, sex, race/ethnicity, and socioeconomic status.
Keywords:
adolescents; bullying; longitudinal; physical health; somatic symptoms

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