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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"Peer Bullying"”.
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Psychosocial Responses by Adolescent Male Victims to Peer Bullying
Bullying remains a pervasive problem in most schools throughout the nation. Peer-bullied victims report higher levels of depression, suicidal ideation, anxiety, and concerns regarding their safety in school. Reactions of victims to peer bullying have been extreme, as in the cases of the rampage …
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The Bonds That Break: Sibling Abuse Perpetration Behaviors as Correlates of Peer Bullying Perpetration Behaviors: A Structural Equation Model
… that the perpetration of sibling violence and peer bullying behaviors present multifaceted concerns for both families and society. Furthermore, there are differences in how the perpetration of peer bullying and sibling violence behaviors have been emphasized in the United States. However, …
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Differences in Peer Bullying Victimization by Race and Gender: The Impact of Proficiency, Enjoyment, and Confidence in Math and Science
… to perform at a lower level than their White peers, while female students lag behind their male peers, in terms of math and science achievement. The consistency and resiliency of this achievement gap suggests that these patterns of performance may have become societal expectations. As minority …
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Paauglių patyčios bendraujant su bendraamžiais dalyvaujančiais muzikinėje veikloje /
Bullying is a deliberate, unprovoked action against one or a few persons, seeking to create constant abuse or harassment models. Bullying can be expressed in different forms, e.g. verbal abuse, disregard or repulse, physical attacks, ratchet, damaging or stealing things and as well, nasty notes. …
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The Role of Power Paradigms in Organizational Bullying
… organizations, who experienced organizational bullying from a victim, observer, or leadership perspective. The primary data collection method utilized in this study was a single in-depth interview from a snowball sampling. The data were coded and analyzed in accordance to the research …
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Emotion recognition in youth chronically victimized by their peers
Bullying is a relationship problem defined by a power imbalance between individuals (Mahady-Wilton, Craig, & Pepler, 2000) and intent to inflict harm on another repeatedly and over time (Olweus, 2003). In the context of any relationship, the ability to quickly and accurately recognize others’ …
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The Investigation of Helping Behavior in the Virtual World
In the recent wake of media reports of peer victimization and its deleterious effects, this study sought to create a personality profile of the individual who is able to resist social, personal and group pressures in order to help a victim of bullying behavior. This research is based on findings …
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Through the Eyes of a Bystander: Understanding VR and Video Effectiveness on Bystander Empathy, Presence, Behavior, and Attitude in Bullying Situations
Peer bullying is a widespread and longstanding problem in school settings. Teachers, students, administrators, government, and researchers alike have all tried to combat bullying through bullying prevention campaigns. One strategy used in bullying prevention campaigns is to call on bystanders in …