Background/Objective: Most studies have evaluated victimization at a single time point, making it difficult to determine the impact of the time during which an individual is victimized. This longitudinal study aims to examine the differences in the levels of social status (social preference and perceived popularity) and friendship in peer victimization trajectories, and to analyse if there were changes over time in the levels of social status and friendship in each trajectory. Method: The final sample was composed of 1,239 students (49% girls) with ages between 9 and 18 (M = 12.23, SD = 1.73), from 22 schools in southern Spain. Peer nominations were collected. Results: The General Linear Model results associated the highest levels of social preference, perceived popularity and friendship with the sporadic victimization profile and the lowest levels of these dimensions with the stable profile. Conclusions:The results are discussed based on important personal aspects of stable victimization that confirms social rejection, unpopularity, and the low social support that victimization causes. This contribution is discussed in terms of health and social welfare in adolescence.

背景/目的：大多数研究都在单个时间点评估了受害情况，因此很难确定受害时间对受害人的影响。这项纵向研究旨在研究同伴受害轨迹中社会地位（社会偏好和感知的知名度）和友谊水平的差异，并分析每条轨迹中社会地位和友谊水平是否随时间变化。方法：最终样本由西班牙南部22所学校的1,239名学生（49％的女孩）组成，年龄在9至18岁之间（ M = 12.23， SD = 1.73）。收集了同行提名。结果：总体线性模型的结果将社会偏好的最高水平，感知的知名度和友谊与零星的受害状况相关联，而将这些维度的最低水平与稳定的状况相关联。结论：基于稳定的受害人的重要个人方面讨论了结果，证实了社会排斥，不受欢迎以及受害人导致的低社会支持。在青春期的健康和社会福利方面讨论了这一贡献。