Abstract
Suicidal adolescents’ experiences with bullying perpetration and victimization during high school as risk factors for later depression and suicidality.
Klomek, A.~~Kleinman, M.~~et al.
This is the first study to examine the extent to which frequent involvement in high-school bullying (as a bullying perpetrator, victim of bullying, or bully-victim) increases the risk for later depression and suicidality beyond other well-established risk factors of suicide. The study included 96 students who reported being a bully, a victim, or a bully-victim, and also reported depression, suicidality, or substance problems during an initial suicide screen.