Bullying - Evidence from Longitudinal Study of Young People in England: Cohort 2

Charlotte Goddard
Tuesday, August 28, 2018

More than 10,000 young people in year 11 were interviewed for the second Longitudinal Study of Young People in England in 2015. Researchers used this data to find out whether bullying is increasing and what kind of young people are more likely to suffer bullying. They compared answers with responses from the same young people a year before and with findings from a similar survey in 2006.

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