Results—Of the children studied, 4.3% were found to be direct bullies, 10.2% bully/victims (i.e. both bully and become
victims), and 39.8% victims. Direct bully/victims, victims, and girls were most likely to have physical health symptoms (e.g.repeated sore throats, colds, and coughs).
Direct bully/victims, direct victims, and year 2 children were most likely to have high psychosomatic health problems (e.g.
poor appetite, worries about going to school) victimised) had the least physical or psychosomatic health problems. No association between relational bullying and health problems was found.
Results—Of the children studied, 4.3% were found to be direct bullies, 10.2% bully/victims (i.e. both bully and becomevictims), and 39.8% victims. Direct bully/victims, victims, and girls were most likely to have physical health symptoms (e.g.repeated sore throats, colds, and coughs).Direct bully/victims, direct victims, and year 2 children were most likely to have high psychosomatic health problems (e.g.poor appetite, worries about going to school) victimised) had the least physical or psychosomatic health problems. No association between relational bullying and health problems was found.
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