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Session Type: Symposium
Bias-based bullying is associated with deleterious outcomes in multiple domains. As such, it is essential to better understand protective factors that could improve prevention and intervention while reducing its frequency. This symposium includes four cutting edge papers designed to address these gaps. Two papers (witnessing bias-based harassment and harassment victimization) test relations with mental health, substance use, and the role of protective factors across the social ecology. The third paper specifically addresses homophobic name calling and attends to protective factors less frequently explored (e.g., access to medical care). The final presentation offers insight into bystander interventions when immigrant youth are being bullied. Then, a discussion on common themes, next steps for research, and a discussion with the audience will occur.
Bias-Based Harassment and Associations With Depression, Anxiety, and Substance Use Among Adolescents: Identifying Protective Factors - Melissa K. Holt, Boston University; Phoebe Zimski; Gabriel Joey Merrin, University of Illinois; Jennifer Greif Green, Boston University; Gianluca Gini, University of Padova
Prevalence of Witnessing Bias-Based Harassment Among Adolescents and Associations With Mental Health Outcomes - Olivia Wyatt, Boston University; Christine Marsico, Boston University; Melissa K. Holt, Boston University; Qingyang Liu, University at Albany - SUNY; Gabriel Joey Merrin, University of Illinois; Jennifer Greif Green, Boston University
Latent Class Analysis of Victimization Patterns and Associated Protective Factors Among LGBTQ Youth - Alberto Valido Delgado, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill; Matthew Rivas-Koehl; Dane Rivas-Koehl; Dorothy L. Espelage, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill; Timothy Lawrence; Luz Robinson, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill
What Motivates Adolescent Bystanders to Intervene When Immigrant Youth Are Bullied? - Aline Hitti; Secil Gonultas, North Carolina State University; Kelly Lynn Mulvey, North Carolina State University