The Accessing Resources factor was not associated with either general or family-specific prior victimization.

The Proactive Behaviors factor was positively associated with both general and family-specific prior victimization.

The Risky Situations and Party Safety factors were positively associated with general prior victimization but were not associated with family-specific prior victimization.

The different associations between certain types of bystander behavior and prior victimization highlight the potential value in considering the BBS factors separately.