Abstract
OBJECTIVE: This study's main objective was to characterize psychosocial factors related to victimization to highlight the factors that are involved in bullying/victimization. METHODS: This study had the participation of 3195 students from all over Portugal (mean age = 11.8 years). The variables included: (1) health-related quality of life (HRQoL) dimensions; and (2) interpersonal and psychological factors. RESULTS: We found a strong relationship between victimization and other HRQoL dimensions, such as mood and emotions, self-perception, peer group and economic status. We also found a relationship between victimization, self-esteem, health behaviors, and social support. CONCLUSIONS: This study showed that victimization is related to HRQoL, especially regarding psychological variables, economic variables, age, and social support. Language: en
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