少数性取向和性别青少年的欺凌经历、自尊和外貌感知

Abstract Background Adolescent experiences of bullying victimisation can significantly impact self-perception such as self-esteem and satisfaction with appearance. According to Minority Stress Theory (MST), marginalised groups, including sexual and gender minoritised (SGM) youth, experience higher stressors which can interact with internal cognitive processes, leading to heightened vigilance toward potential threats and increased psychological distress. Method A secondary analysis of data from N = 20,079 year 8 and year 10 students was conducted to investigate the relationships between bullyin