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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"Bullying Behaviours"”.
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Contributors to perceived bullying behaviours in the workplace: A managerial perspective
… cited as the perpetrators of workplace bullying, however it has been the recipient perspective which has informed much of the current descriptions of workplace bullying, the perceived use of bullying behaviours and the design of interventions to reduce bullying. It is important to …
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The influence of learner bullying behaviours on teachers in selected schools in Ehlanzeni district
… be experiencing an increase in teacher-targeted bullying (TTB) incidents. Previous studies conducted in South Africa and abroad have proved that teacher-targeted bullying is a serious challenge in schools that needs immediate intervention. This study aimed at exploring the influence of learners’ …
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Bullying Behaviours, Helping Behaviours and the Academic Performance of Pupils with Disabilities Enrolled in Primary Schools in Tanzania.
The study aimed at investigating Bullying Behaviours, Helping Behaviours and Academic Performance of Pupils with Disabilities Enrolled in Primary Schools in Tanzania. It was deemed that pupils with disabilities encounter problems some of which are associated with bullying. The study was conducted …
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Peer Defending and Bullying at School: The Impact of Popularity, Resource Control Norms, and Gender
Bullying is common in Canadian schools and harmful for victimized youth. Peer defending is an effective means of dissuading bullying in schools, but students rarely intervene on behalf of others. Popular students engage in more peer defending and bullying than other students, as their social power …
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Management Accounting Control and Managerial Bullying: Economic, Social, and Political Dynamics in Bangladesh RMG Sector
… doing, managers and supervisors justified their bullying behaviours through workers’ class situation, educational credential, geographic location and gender. Owners of the selected factories, on the other hand, legitimised MAC based-managerial bullying (MB) through their economic resources and …
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Bullying amongst prisoners
The present research addresses bullying behaviours among adult men and women prisoners in relation to personal/descriptive and prison-related behavioural characteristics (e.g. behaviours indicative of non-compliance with the regime), differences in social problem-solving, social self-esteem and …
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Workplace violence : moving toward restorative practices as an alternative to traditional progressive discipline at Canada Post Calgary
… model to interrupt the cycle of uncivil or bullying behaviours. The model respects the principles of restorative justice and provides a structured alternative to progressive discipline. Next I recommend supervisor learning labs to foster strategy exploration, rapid learning, skills …
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How Can I Develop Children’s Empathy through the Implementation of a Fictional Literature Programme?
… is a concept linked to a range of prosocial behaviours – such as altruism and a reduction in bullying behaviours. A range of literature, both prose and picture books, is employed in tandem with a number of interventions. Data deriving from this is gathered by means of questionnaires, …
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Workplace Bullying: An exploratory study in Australian academia
Workplace bullying is a behaviour which adversely affects individuals, organisations and the community at large. While substantial research has been conducted on workplace bullying in different work settings, limited research exists on this behaviour at universities; no comprehensive studies have …
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Factors that influence nurses’ intention to leave adult critical care areas: A mixed-method sequential explanatory study
… within critical care and associated workforce misbehaviours. Some of these negative aspects of the critical care nursing culture included judgemental attitudes towards other colleagues; remarks that were anti-intellectual, racist, or ageist remarks towards others; and non-supportive, or even …