No longitudinal information about bullying and peer harassment among Canadian children currently exists. In the present study, the author examined the stability of bullying and harassment. The sample consisted of two cohorts of children aged 10-11 years (n = 2,798) and 12-13 years (n = 1,946) drawn from the Canadian National Longitudinal Survey of Children and Youth, which is a stratified random sample of households in Canada. The author analyzed children's reports of bullying and harassment from 1994 to 2001 using cross-sectional time-series analyses. The results show that children who were not bullied or harassed in one cycle were unlikely to report being bullied or harassed at a ...

<$30,000   406  14.51 169   8.68 
  $30,000-49,999  818  29.24 425  21.84 
  $50,000-59,999  347  12.40 202  10.38 
  $60,000-79,999  440  15.72 387  19.89>