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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Peer Aggression"”.
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MULTICULTURAL GROUP MEMBERSHIPS AND EXPERIENCES OF BULLYING: A QUALITATIVE INVESTIGATION OF COLL
… that college students used to describe forms of peer aggression that they may have experienced or observed during their elementary, middle school, or high school years. The ways in which they made meaning of their experiences of peer aggression and interpreted effects of such experiences were …
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Identifying Tier-Two at risk students in New Jersey Public Schools
… characteristics at risk students may share in peer aggression as a prelude to how to properly identify Tier-II at risk students. In this study 566 school districts belonging to twenty-one counties of New Jersey were analyzed.
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Socialization of coping with peer victimization and negative emotionality: Interactive contributions to children's responses to stress and depressive symptoms
… negative emotionality to children’s responses to peer aggression and depressive symptoms. Children (n = 289, M age = 8.00, SD = .37) and their parents completed questionnaires at two waves over a one-year period. Results revealed that active socialization of coping contributed to fewer depressive …
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Bullying Behaviors and Attachment Styles
Peer victimization has become highly prevalent in Western schools with some studies showing that as many as 50% of high school students report having victimized or been victimized (Gaul, 2010). Past research has shown that several parental factors, such as involvement (ConnersBurrow et al., 2009) …
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Emotion recognition in youth chronically victimized by their peers
… repeatedly, or chronically, victimized by their peers. Literature suggests two contrasting explanations for emotion processing in victimized youth: 1) children who are targeted by peer bullying have emotion recognition deficits, and 2) youth who are recurrently victimized by parents show …