Sentence examples for victimization over from inspiring English sources

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

This generational disconnect also appeared to be the motivator of leading French feminist Elisabeth Badinter's attack on what she sees as feminism's preoccupation with victimization over empowerment in her 2006 book Dead-End Feminism, a broad-ranging assault on several tenets of the modern movement, including the theory surrounding enthusiastic consent and sexual harassment.

Persistent victimization over an extended time period also predicts more serious health problems [ 15].

The lower the level of other-oriented social skills, the higher the level of peer victimization, and also the greater the increases in peer victimization over time.

In a second step victimization at T1 was entered as additional independent variable in order to predict changes in victimization over time.

Using a similar inventory of physical IPV victimization items, 5% of men and 4% of women reported physical IPV victimization over the previous 12 months with any intimate partner; lifetime prevalence rates were 33% and 28% for men and women, respectively [ 36].

However, because we used actual values of X Y ordered pairs to estimate the general distribution of victimizations over possible victims, rather than estimated coefficients (as is standard in meta-analysis), it is unclear if weights improve the validity of our analysis.

For example, Tseloni and her coauthors (2004) provided a cumulative distribution of 1412 burglary victimizations over 12,845 households in England and Wales from the 1994 British Crime Survey.

For example, Tseloni et al. (2004) found that 92% of British households reported experiencing no victimizations over a 1-year period.

But if anything was clear from our conversation it was that Mary's victimization was over.

Finally, the concentration of victimization changes over time for both the US and the UK, but the nature of that change depends on whether one is examining prevalence or frequency studies.