To look at the relationship between social skills and bullying, the researchers performed some additional statistical tests. They found that “only social vulnerability significantly predicted bullying on its own, . . . p < .001. Anger, anxiety, social skills, and intensity and number of behavior problems all failed to independently predict bullying” . The researchers’ original research question was whether poorer social skills would lead to an increased likelihood that a child would be bullied.

Based on the above data what the researchers reported, what can we conclude?

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The research conducted by the researchers suggests that social vulnerability is the strongest factor ... View the full answer