Sentence examples for more victimized from inspiring English sources

"They were not just equally victimized but more victimized," Rohrig said.

"There is no other crime I can think of where the victim is more victimized," said Rebecca Campbell, a professor of psychology at Michigan State University who for 20 years has been studying what happens legally and medically to women who are raped.

Even though the Palestinian demonstrators may come off as more victimized in this particular story of mine, they are certainly not just victims.

I believe that Muslims are more victimized by Islamic supremacists than even non-Muslims.

And defenses often do a lot of pre-snap communicating, making them just as victimized – if not more victimized – by crowd noise.

Another looked at more than eight hundred undergraduates to see whether individuals who engaged in casual sex felt more victimized by others, or were more socially isolated.

For instance, it has been shown that adolescents from families with a lower socioeconomic status (SES) are more often victimized and face more severe long-term mental health consequences of this victimization as compared to victims from more affluent social backgrounds [ 23].

Boys were more frequently victimized than girls, and also showed a larger increase in victimization over time.

(In "Mein Kampf," Hitler had written that most people "are more easily victimized by a large than by a small lie, since they sometimes tell petty lies themselves but would be ashamed to tell big ones").

Boys were more frequently victimized than girls.

However, some studies have shown that boys and girls may not be victims of the same types of aggression, e.g. preschool boys were more frequently victimized physically than girls [ 70].