… (2021) used a cross-sectional finding within their longitudinal data in which they did not
assess change in sibling relationships across time. In this study, they found that COVID-related …

… Bullying involvement leads to a higher risk towards developing various problems including
self-harm and suicidality. Past research on whether learning disorders are childhood bullying …

… Our cross-sectional finding agrees with the study of van der Werf-Eldering et al, Citation24
who reported no association between cortisol level and cognitive function in patients with BD. …

… Being bullied was found to be an independent predictor of suicide ideation and suicide …
Does bullying predict suicidal behaviors among in-school adolescents? A cross-sectional finding …

… study that PTSD symptoms and baseline cortisol levels predicted hippocampal volume
levels over an ensuing 12–18 month period, and also with their cross-sectional finding of a …

… Yet in Australia and New Zealand, suicide remains the leading cause of death in children
(aged … mental illness over time must trump any single cross-sectional finding of ‘not mentally ill’. …

… collection, to assess whether the cross-sectional finding results remain consistent over time.
… farmers, after controlling for a variety of demographic and behavioral risk factors [7]. In this …

… At the individual level, this cross-sectional finding may point to a rising tendency toward …
in levels of cooperative behavior but a significant rise in competitive behavior along with …

… It also replicated and extended our similar earlier but cross-sectional finding with a
separate sample (Marshal et al., 2003) into a longitudinal framework spanning four years of …

… some comparison of attitudes and intended behaviour towards people with these disorders.
… This is a cross-sectional finding, but is suggestive of a possible positive effect of depression …