No One is Safe: Victimization Experiences of High-Status Youth
Abstract
Traditionally, victims were seen as weak, disempowered youth who typically had low-status in the peer hierarchy. However, accumulating evidence suggests that victimization experiences are not limited to those with low-status and that high-status adolescents may also be at risk. This review outlines a theoretical framework that explains high-status youth’s risk for victimization using evolutionary psychological, social dominance, and related...
Paper Details
Title
No One is Safe: Victimization Experiences of High-Status Youth
Published Date
Dec 5, 2018
Journal
Volume
5
Issue
1
Pages
27 - 47
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