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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"bullying policies"”.
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Bullying Policies in Iowa Schools
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Anti-bullying laws and policies in southern New Jersey
… purpose of this study was to discover the anti-bullying laws set by New Jersey legislatures. It was also to discover whether school districts in the five southern-most counties of New Jersey are following these laws. Finally, this study attempted to discover which, if any, anti-bullying services …
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A Study of Effective Strategies, Programs, and Policies for School Leaders in Protecting Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Youth from Peer Victimization
… identified effective strategies, programs, and policies that school leaders can implement in their schools to reduce the level of peer victimization experienced by LGBT youth. Students who identify as LGBT are often victimized by their peers (Chan, 2009; Kosciw, 2004; Markow & Fein, 2005; …
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Evaluating the effectiveness of school- and cyber-bullying intervention and prevention programmes: Two systematic and meta-analytical reviews
… of interventions to reduce school- and cyberbullying in two meta-analytical reviews. Bullying is defined as repetitive and intentional behaviours that involve children and adolescents between whom there is a distinct power imbalance. Cyberbullying is the manifestation of these behaviours …
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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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The impacts of parental mental illness on their children: An exploratory study conducted at Vhembe District of Limpopo province
… self-esteem, academic failure, school drop-out, bullying, social stigma, financial problems, social withdrawal, teenage pregnancy, substance abuse as well as poor upbringing. Furthermore, the study suggested that implementing psychosocial support, mental health awareness campaigns, community …
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Examining the evolution of bully-victim behaviour in South African high school students
… African context and studies regarding cyber bullying are not keeping up with this widespread of ICTs. There is a large scale of research that focuses on bullying and victimisation, but not much on bully-victims in general which makes it difficult to identify this group of individuals for …
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Comparing Western Australia and South Australia public high school’s cyberbullying policies – is there a need for a legislative change
… the most effective means of communication. Cyberbullying occurs when the internet is used to bully another person. Along with the positive aspects of the internet, cyberbullying is certainly one of the most negative aspects, especially with regard to school students. Victims of cyberbullying may …