The interpretation of discrepancies between peer victimization experiences reported by different informants in capturing victimization-related genetic liability. A commentary on Armitage et al. (2022).

JCPP Adv · 2023 · PMC10241467 · PMID 37431321

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The main outcome of the study was the presence of an association between self‐reported peer victimization and genetic risk for depression, attention‐deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), risk‐taking behaviors, BMI, and intelligence, with a nominally significant effect of polygenic risk for SCZ.

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