Sentence examples for experiences of victimisation from inspiring English sources

RESIDE Participants (n = 603) who had lived in their new developments for 36 months completed a questionnaire that included items on their experiences of victimisation.

We observed a strong, graded association of peer victimisation in adolescence with depression meeting diagnostic criteria at age 18 years, independent of the effects of the experiences of victimisation in childhood, baseline emotional and behavioural problems, and a range of other key confounders.

There is no doubt that the government has taken on many women's issues and taken women's experience of victimisation to the heart of criminal law policy.

The gap lies between the experience of victimisation and the kinds of services that are available.

More than half (n = 249) of students provided information on experience of victimisation in the optional sociometric section.

Measures included: identification with different youth cultures, i.e. Alternative (Goth, Emo, Punk), Nerd (academic) or Jock (athletic); social background, e.g. socioeconomic status; and experience of victimisation.

First, most of the previous studies used individual-level neighbourhood perceived safety as an exposure variable, which could be influenced by several factors such as the prior individual experience of victimisation or individual health conditions other than neighbourhood-level safety.

At present, victimisation surveys in Brazil do not probe on experiences of repeat victimisation, so little else is available other than recorded crime data that allows for analysis of the extent of these experiences.

It has been suggested that stress may be the mechanism that links the experience of peer victimisation to negative health outcomes [ 19].

We identified above that in relation to the crime drop and the pursuit of distributive justice, vertical equity requires the achievement of unequal levels of reduction in victimisation amongst socio-economic groups/areas experiencing unequal levels of victimisation.

Over this much longer time period the effects of experiencing 2 3 instances of victimisation might be very different from those suggested in the reference article.