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Meanings of victimization in inglés

ruso
виктимизация
portugués
exploração
catalán
explotació
español
explotación social

An act that exploits or victimizes someone (treats them unfairly)

explotación social
Usage of victimization in inglés
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Males, some racial and ethnic minorities and transgender individuals reported greater victimization.
Reuters
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The main hypothesis was that victimization experiences would predict current smoking status.
Pubmed
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Youth who diverted reported more victimization than those who did not divert.
Pubmed
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Those include depression, victimization, suicidal thoughts and intent and poor body image.
Reuters
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It is available in six languages for international research to estimate child victimization.
Pubmed
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Results supported an association between victimization from bullying and substance use.
Pubmed
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Descriptive statistics and binary logistic regression analyses predicting emotional abuse victimization were conducted.
Pubmed
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Youth approached to divert reported more victimization than youth not approached.
Pubmed
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And finds proverse gratification, both in victimization and in victim hood.
The new yorker
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Many people believe a sexual victimization isn't harmful if no vaginal penetration happens.
Ebony
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The Accessing Resources factor was not associated with either general or family-specific prior victimization.
Pubmed
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The third thing that's happened more recently is the victimization.
The new yorker
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The Proactive Behaviors factor was positively associated with both general and family-specific prior victimization.
Pubmed
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Results: Four classes of women differentiated by severities of victimization and aggression were identified.
Pubmed
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Not victimization. If Fox News gave out literary prizes, Gingrich would sweep the board.
The Guardian
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First, the relationship of sports participation and victimization was explored.
Pubmed
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Translations for victimization
catalán
explotació
Victimization through the time
Victimization across language varieties
United States of America
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