Adolescents’ Victimization and Perpetration of Bullying and Their Built Environment: Exploring the Protective Effect of Family Resilience

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Analysis shows family resilience decreases bullying victimization in adolescents, suggesting it may mitigate external environmental impacts.

Family resilience significantly reduced the odds of bullying victimization in adolescents.
The interaction between lack of school engagement and family resilience led to nonsignificant odds ratios for victimization.
Employing hierarchical logistic regression helped examine the effects of various environmental stressors on bullying behaviors.
The findings emphasize the important protective role that family resilience plays against adverse environmental influences.

Park et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Analysis shows family resilience decreases bullying victimization in adolescents, suggesting it may mitigate external environmental impacts.