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Table 3.

Comparisons of mental health outcomes across the latent classes.

Boys	High Victimization	Moderate Victimization	Verbal Victimization	Low Victimization
GAD-7 scores	12.59 (1.09) ^a	7.47 (0.41) ^b	4.55 (0.15) ^c	3.19 (0.04) ^d
CES-D scores	33.22 (2.11) ^a	23.90 (0.81) ^b	15.75 (0.31) ^c	11.93 (0.09) ^d
NSSI	0.54 (0.08) ^a	0.33 (0.03) ^b	0.18 (0.05) ^c	0.09 (0.01) ^d
Suicidal ideation	0.41 (0.08) ^a	0.43 (0.03) ^a	0.16 (0.02) ^b	0.10 (0.01) ^c
Suicide attempts	0.27 (0.07) ^a	0.10 (0.02) ^b	0.03 (0.01) ^c	0.02 (0.01) ^d
Girls	High Victimization	Moderate Victimization	Low Victimization
GAD-7 scores	11.69 (0.89) ^a	9.05 (0.33) ^b	4.26 (0.05) ^c
CES-D scores	35.18 (1.64) ^a	27.80 (0.73) ^b	14.46 (0.12) ^c
NSSI	0.62 (0.06) ^a	0.42 (0.03) ^b	0.13 (0.01) ^c
Suicidal ideation	0.67 (0.06) ^a	0.52 (0.03) ^b	0.19 (0.01) ^c
Suicide attempts	0.35 (0.07) ^a	0.19 (0.03) ^b	0.04 (0.01) ^c

The means and standard errors were calculated for the GAD-7 and CES-D scores; the probabilities and standard errors were calculated for NSSI, suicidal ideation and suicide attempts; different letters in superscript indicate statistical significance at an α of 0.05; NSSI: non-suicidal self-injury.