0 past simple and past participle of victimize --
1 to treat someone in an intentionally unfair way, especially because of their race, sex, beliefs, etc.: --
In other words, how do friends "help" victimized children?
We ought to explore the dynamics of denial, ambivalence, and distortion when children are victimized by those they hope to love.
Implications for future research on peer victimization and intervention with young victimized children are discussed.
Research and clinical work now need to explore the experiences of these multiply victimized children in more detail.
However, not all victimized children experienced the same types of outcomes; instead, there was heterogeneity in children's responses to victimization.
Obviously, not all children who are victimized by their peers display aggressive behavior as a result of this negative experience.
Rather than using cluster analysis to form groups, a four-group classification was created based on the experiences made by the victimized women.
However, as cluster and discriminant function analyses demonstrated, not all victimized children experienced the same set of effects.
