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This study investigated whether lesbian, gay, and bisexual ( LGB ) adolescents were at higher risk for persistent victimization of bullying compared to heterosexual adolescents, and how victimization trajectories were associated with internalizing symptom development across  LGB  and heterosexual adolescents. Data came from a five‐wave study ( M  age T1 = 11.1 to  M  age T5 = 22.3;  n  = 151  LGB ;  n  = 1,275 heterosexual) and informants were adolescents and their parents. Adolescents were classified in three victimization trajectories: persistent (5.6%), decreasing (28.1%) or low (66.3%) victimization.  LGB  adolescents reported more persistent victimization, relative to no ( OR  = 6.79, 95%  CI  [3.52, 13.13]) or decreasing victimization ( OR  = 3.09, 95%  CI  [1.53, 6.24]), compared to heterosexual peers. Further, persistent victimization was more strongly associated with anxiety among  LGB  than among heterosexual adolescents.

Disparities in Persistent Victimization and Associated Internalizing Symptoms for Heterosexual Versus Sexual Minority Youth