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Why don't the victims of bullying seek help? The effect of underestimating bystanders’ defending intentions
Seeking help from others is an important strategy for coping with difficult situations; however, victims of bullying are often reluctant to seek help. Using a series of behavioral experiments with 968 primary and secondary school students, the present study examined individuals’ prediction bias rega
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