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. 2018 Jan 16;9(1):1418570. doi: 10.1080/20008198.2017.1418570

Table 1.

Standardized estimates of associations between bullying victimization, exposure to severe violence, and psychosocial adjustment (n ~ 680), with results of main effects (Model 1), interaction between severe violence and bullying (Model II), and adjustment for gender, age, financial situation, ethnicity, and parents’ mental health (Model III).

  Psychological distress
Impaired functioning
Social support barriers
  Model I Model II Model III Model I Model II Model III Model I Model II Model III
  Bivariate Multi-variate Multi-variate, adjusted Bivariate Multi-variate Multi-variate, adjusted Bivariate Multi-variate Multi-variate, adjusted
Bullying victimization 0.33*** 0.32*** 0.29*** 0.31*** 0.30** 0.28*** 0.36*** 0.34** 0.32***
Severe violence 0.17*** 0.15*** 0.13*** 0.16*** 0.12** 0.10* 0.16*** 0.09* 0.06
Bullying victimization X Severe violence   −0.05 −0.06   −0.01 −0.02   0.04 0.05
Gender     0.20***     0.07     0.15***
Age     −0.05     0.01     0.04
Financial situation     0.11***     0.10**     0.09*
Ethnicity     −0.05     −0.01     0.04
Parents’ mental health problems     0.05     0.08*     0.04

** p < .01; *** p < .001.