Covitality moderates the relationship between victimisation and loneliness,Australian Journal of Psychology

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Covitality moderates the relationship between victimisation and loneliness
Australian Journal of Psychology ( IF 3.6 ) Pub Date : 2020-05-17 , DOI: 10.1111/ajpy.12292
Cixin Wang ₁ , Jia Li Liu ₁ , Qianyu Zhu ₁ , Jocelyn Yao ₁ , Dengting Boyanton ₂

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Research suggests that low levels of school belonging and high levels of victimisation predict negative emotions, including loneliness. However, few studies have examined this relation among Chinese elementary school students. The protective role of covitality against victimisation and loneliness also remains unexplored. This study examines the relations between bullying victimisation, school belonging, covitality, and loneliness over 6 months, and whether covitality moderates the relations between victimisation and loneliness.

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