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Questionable mediated effect of peer victimization on prosocial behavior in adolescents: A reanalysis of Guo et al. (2026)
Using the covariance matrix reported by Guo et al., we reassessed the evidence supporting their mediation model relating peer victimization to lower levels of prosocial behavior among adolescents. We demonstrate that the empirical associations can be reproduced with high accuracy by an alternative l
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