Abstract
Youths who are bullied in childhood developed more internalizing, externalizing and total mental health problems in late adolescence, and this effect was partially mediated by interpersonal distrust during middle adolescence, said researchers from the University of California, Los Angeles Health and the University of Glasgow in the U.K.
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