Adolescents Suffering Victimization

Several studies have been conducted at both cross--sectional as well as longitudinal level facilitating the research by means of finding and establishing the probable relationship between the adolescence phase with the short and long term effect of victimization occurred in that developmental phase by emphasizing the understanding of the effect of victimization on developmental tasks inducing the changes in behaviour pattern, drug abuse, other substance abuse and mental health difficulties. Several researchers have paid their attention on finding out the relationship among the adolescent victimization and its relation to voluntary behaviours, the translation and transition of victimization from adolescence to adulthood, and its influence in adulthood. In order to facilitate the education relating to the aspect of victimization in adolescence period, the primary concern should encapsulate the context of intervention and development of strategic plan of action to sort the problem out. The primary step, that is intervention, includes the understanding of multi-dimensional phenomenon of the problem of victimization which needs to be addressed in the perspective of the education system. Hence, the primary goal of the study must sum up the research methodology enabling the development of a strategic form of education system which would be instrumental in nature and being helpful for those victims in order to assist them to live a normal life in the main stream of society. According to the data retrieved from National Youth Survey, the consequences of victimization in adolescence phase manifest the likelihood of occurrence of negative outcomes in adult phase by means of different voluntary and involuntary changes.