“…Convergent results showed links between victimization and both self-or emotional-focused (e.g., self-blame, internalizing, acceptance, rumination, avoidance) coping strategies, and social coping strategies (Chan & Wong, 2017;Deniz & Ersoy, 2016;Garnefski & Kraaj, 2014;Keith, 2018;Ma & Chan, 2020;Murray-Harvey, Skrzypiec, & Slee, 2012;Parris et al, 2019;Rémond, Kern, & Romo, 2015;Singh & Bussey, 2011;Skrzypiec, Slee, Murray-Harvey, & Pereira, 2011). Externalizing strategies were also used by victims (Ma & Chan, 2020;Parris et al, 2019). Only one study looked for an association between aggression and coping (Parris et al, 2019) with significant results for self-reliance, externalizing, distancing and self-blame startegies.…”