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Multi–polygenic score approach to identifying individual vulnerabilities associated with the risk of exposure to bullyingSchoeler et al., 2019
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- Schoeler T
- Choi S
- Dudbridge F
- Baldwin J
- Duncan L
- Cecil C
- Walton E
- Viding E
- McCrory E
- Pingault J
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- JAMA psychiatry
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Importance Exposure to bullying is a prevalent experience with adverse consequences throughout the life span. Individual vulnerabilities and traits, such as preexisting mental health problems, may be associated with increased likelihood of experiencing bullying …
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