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Peer victimisation and symptoms of anxiety and depression in adolescents: A moderated network analysis
Peer victimisation is a risk factor for internalising problems in adolescence. However, few studies have examined how distinct peer victimisation experiences are associated with individual symptoms of anxiety and depression, and moderation effects of family factors at the symptom-level remain unexpl
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