APS
31st APS Annual Convention · 2019
Lasting Effects: The Long-Term Impacts of Peer Victimization on Subjective Well-Being
Session: Poster Session IV
Authors
- Austin KoestnerPresenting Author
California State University, Los Angeles - Mark Glass
California State University, Los Angeles - Cristian Fonseca
California State University, Los Angeles - Vanessa Ramirez
California State University, Los Angeles - Gloria Marquez
California State University, Los Angeles
Abstract
Children are frequently victimized by peers, physically and online (Lösel, Bender 2011). This treatment has detrimental impacts on subjective well-being throughout life and strongly correlate to increased rates of suicide and substance abuse (Litwiller, Brausch, 2012). The present study analyzed early life victimization and its impact on satisfaction in later-life.
Emotion
