Neighborhood Resource Deprivation as a Predictor of Bullying Perpetration and Resource-Driven Conduct Symptoms

Keyphrases

• Neighborhood Resources 100%
• Resource Deprivation 100%
• Bullying Perpetration 100%
• Bullying Behavior 41%
• Psychopathology 25%
• Self-identification 25%
• Ethnic Groups 25%
• Gender Balance 25%
• Risk Factors 16%
• Aggression 16%
• Early childhood 16%
• Clinician Rating 16%
• Human Participants 16%
• Domestic Violence 16%
• Historically Marginalized Communities 16%
• Parental Incarceration 16%
• Trauma 8%
• Conduct Disorder 8%
• Preschool Depression 8%
• Preschool children 8%
• Disability 8%
• St. Louis 8%
• Young children 8%
• Social Functioning 8%
• Targeted Treatment 8%
• Model Fitting 8%
• Linear Regression 8%
• Systemic Factors 8%
• Confounding Variables 8%
• Health Behavior 8%
• Depression Study 8%
• Living with 8%
• Social Problems 8%
• Demographic Factors 8%
• Comorbid Psychopathology 8%
• Social Health 8%
• Parent Report 8%
• Metropolitan Areas 8%
• Comparative Fit Index 8%
• Root Mean Square Error of Approximation 8%
• Intervention Targets 8%
• Growing up 8%
• Traumatic Events 8%
• Early Life Factors 8%
• Received Support 8%
• Individual-level Factors 8%
• Family-level 8%
• Psychopathology Symptoms 8%
• Neighborhood Level 8%
• Victimization 8%
• Clinician-reported Outcomes 8%
• Diversity Inclusion 8%
• Gender Groups 8%
• Sectional Approach 8%
• Minority Representation 8%
• Assessment Time 8%
• Plain Language Summary 8%
• Social Inequity 8%
• Racial Categories 8%
• Representation in Science 8%
• Early Life Stressors 8%
• Childhood Bullying 8%
• School-to-prison pipeline 8%

Psychology

• Stressors 100%
• Domestic Violence 100%
• Conduct Disorder 50%
• Toddlers 50%
• Social Functioning 50%
• Linear Regression 50%
• Demographic Factor 50%
• Traumatic Event 50%
• Longitudinal Analysis 50%