Becoming a Bully Magnet: Why some kids grow up to be targets
by Claudia Kalb
Every parent wants to know the secret to school happiness: why is one kid well liked while another gets picked on? There's no recipe for social success among first graders. But a new study published this week in the Archives of General Psychiatry reveals some intriguing clues about why certain children land in the dreaded world of what science calls "peer victimization."
Newsweek, 10/7/2008