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102. School bullying and cyberbullying in academically gifted students: A systematic review
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Ángela Martínez-Monteagudo, María Carmen Martínez-Monteagudo, Beatriz Delgado, Universidad de Alicante. Departamento de Psicología Evolutiva y Didáctica, Investigación en Inteligencias, Competencia Social y Educación (SOCEDU), and Habilidades, Competencias e Instrucción
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School bullying ,Psychiatry and Mental health ,Clinical Psychology ,Aggressor ,Peer violence ,Systematic review ,Cyberbullying ,Academically gifted students ,Victim ,Pathology and Forensic Medicine - Abstract
The objective of this study was to carry out a systematic review of the research works that have analyzed school bullying and cyberbullying in academically gifted students. The search was carried out in the main psychology databases (Scopus, Web of Science, and Psych Info), considering works from the past 22 years (2000–2022). One hundred and sixty-five documents were analyzed, of which fifteen studies complied with the inclusion criteria. Seven of these made comparisons between gifted and non-gifted students, classified according to three perspectives: (a) studies concluding that gifted students have a greater risk of being victims than non-gifted students and have a lower risk of being a bully, due to the characteristics of this group; (b) studies that affirm that gifted students have a lower risk of being a bully or victim, as compared to non-gifted students since their high cognitive level allows them to effectively handle social and emotional challenges, thereby contributing to a lower level of participation in bullying or victimization behavior; (c) and studies concluding that gifted students have a similar risk of being a bully or victim as non-gifted students. Studies that only use samples of gifted students reveal a high prevalence of bullying and cyberbullying, and very negative consequences on this group. Although the limited number of studies does not allow for a definitive confirmation of a greater vulnerability to bullying by academically gifted students, it does confirm the need to recommend that the educational community offer preventive elements and specific interventions for this group. This research was financed by the Ministry of Science and Innovation, the Agency and the European Regional Development Fund (Proyect PID123118NA-100 funded by MCIN /AEI /10.13039/501100011033 / FEDER, UE).
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- 2023
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103. SOCIJALNOPEDAGOŠKA ANALIZA ODNOSA VRŠNJAČKOG NASILJA SA KVALITETOM PORODIČNOG I ŠKOLSKOG ŽIVOTA SREDNJOŠKOLACA.
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Babić, Emina and Pehlić, Izet
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The aim of this paper was to carry out a socio-pedagogical analysis of peer violence, the quality of high school students' family and school life, and to examine the relationship between peer violence and the quality of family and school life among high school students. The research was conducted employing a method of theoretical analysis and a descriptive-analytical survey method. Furthermore, scaling and survey techniques were applied. The research instruments included a Peer Violence Questionnaire, a Perception of Family Relations Scale and a Quality of Life in School Questionnaire. The research sample comprised 300 high school students, namely the first, second and third graders. The research results showed that there is a statistically significant relationship between peer violence and the quality of family and school life, i.e. the high school students who report a higher level of peer violence at the same time obtain lower scores on the scales of family and school life. Moreover, the results indicate that high school students experiencing a higher quality of family relations and a higher quality of school life are statistically significantly less likely to be victims and perpetrators of peer violence. In the conclusions we emphasize the need for the development of a quality parenting education program, the need for urgent socio-pedagogical interventions in schools to assist bullies and victims of peer violence, the need to include social pedagogues as expert associates in the educational work of schools, as well as the need for introducing a unique model of peer violence prevention that would be compulsory in elementary and high schools in Bosnia and Herzegovina. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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104. Portuguese Cyber Victims’ Self-Esteem and Gender in Young Adulthood
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Ana C. Neves, Telma C. Almeida, Luís M. Fernandes, José Brito, and Rodrigo D. Diniz
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Peer violence ,media_common.quotation_subject ,Self-esteem ,Health Professions (miscellaneous) ,Mental health ,language.human_language ,Developmental psychology ,Psychiatry and Mental health ,Clinical Psychology ,language ,Portuguese ,Young adult ,Psychology ,media_common - Abstract
A growing body of evidence acknowledges that cyberbullying is a public mental health issue that extends to college settings. Current literature highlights the need to conduct further research on ge...
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- 2021
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105. Adolescents’ Academic Boredom as Predictor of Peer Violence
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Marijana Dragoslavić and Vesna Bilić
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academic boredom, bullying, cyberbullying, school, students, risk factors ,Peer violence ,medicine ,Boredom ,medicine.symptom ,Psychology ,Education ,Developmental psychology - Abstract
The article problematizes two universal problems in modern schools – peer violence and experiencing boredom in the classroom, and their interconnectedness. The results of research conducted among 604 students with an average age of 13.9 years show that these are relatively common among adolescents and that academic boredom is a significant predictor of victimization and the commission of traditional and electronic peer violence, which should be taken into account when creating prevention programs
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- 2021
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106. School bullying and cyberbullying in academically gifted students: A systematic review.
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Martínez-Monteagudo, Ángela, Martínez-Monteagudo, María Carmen, and Delgado, Beatriz
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GIFTED children , *PSYCHOLOGY information storage & retrieval systems , *SYSTEMATIC reviews , *PSYCHOLOGICAL vulnerability , *COGNITION , *INTERPERSONAL relations , *CYBERBULLYING , *STUDENT attitudes , *EMOTIONS - Abstract
The objective of this study was to carry out a systematic review of the research works that have analyzed school bullying and cyberbullying in academically gifted students. The search was carried out in the main psychology databases (Scopus, Web of Science, and Psych Info), considering works from the past 22 years (2000–2022). One hundred and sixty-five documents were analyzed, of which fifteen studies complied with the inclusion criteria. Seven of these made comparisons between gifted and non-gifted students, classified according to three perspectives: (a) studies concluding that gifted students have a greater risk of being victims than non-gifted students and have a lower risk of being a bully, due to the characteristics of this group; (b) studies that affirm that gifted students have a lower risk of being a bully or victim, as compared to non-gifted students since their high cognitive level allows them to effectively handle social and emotional challenges, thereby contributing to a lower level of participation in bullying or victimization behavior; (c) and studies concluding that gifted students have a similar risk of being a bully or victim as non-gifted students. Studies that only use samples of gifted students reveal a high prevalence of bullying and cyberbullying, and very negative consequences on this group. Although the limited number of studies does not allow for a definitive confirmation of a greater vulnerability to bullying by academically gifted students, it does confirm the need to recommend that the educational community offer preventive elements and specific interventions for this group. • Fifteen investigations analyze bullying and cyberbullying in academically gifted students. • Different results regarding the relationship between bullying, cyberbullying and giftedness. • Need to incorporate specific preventive and inservention elements in this group. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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107. Predictive Model of The Factors Involved in Cyberbullying of Adolescent Victims
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Universidad de Sevilla. Departamento de Actividad Física y Deporte, Estrada Vidal, Ligia Isabel, Epelde Larrañaga, Amaya, Chacón Borrego, Fátima, Universidad de Sevilla. Departamento de Actividad Física y Deporte, Estrada Vidal, Ligia Isabel, Epelde Larrañaga, Amaya, and Chacón Borrego, Fátima
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The development of Information and Communication Technologies has favored access to technological resources in adolescents. These tools provide access to information that can promote learning. However, they can also have a negative effect against people, as they can be used with other functionality, in which cyberbullying situations are caused during the interactions that arise when using social networks. The objective of this study was to determine the predictive value of the role of cyberbullying victims based on variables related to other roles involved in cyberbullying and bullying (aggressors and witnesses), as well as personal characteristics (sex and age), contextual characteristics (type of educational school in which they are attending) and positive teamwork habits. (cooperation, responsibility, dialogue, listening, respect). Information was collected from 227 students of the educational stages of Primary Education and Secondary Education, aged between 11 and 15 years, in a city with a high index of cultural diversity. The step-by-step technique was used to build the regression model. The results indicate that the model has a good goodness of fit coefficient (adjusted R2: 0.574; p < 0.001). The role of cyberbully is the most important predictive variable of the role of the victim in cyberbullying and, to a lesser extent, the role of the witness in cyberbullying, the role of the witness in bullying, and the role of the victim of bullying. The role of the bullying aggressor and the variables sex, age, type of educational center, and teamwork habits are excluded in the predictive model.
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- 2022
108. Criminological explanatory approaches for attitudes to sexuality and violence among adolescents and young adults : A Secondary Analysis of the “SchutzNorm Study” in Germany from 2021
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Gielow, Sascha and Gielow, Sascha
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According to the Federal Centre for Health Education, over 50 % of all adolescents and young adults in Germany have experienced non-physical sexualized violence. Although it has been studied, reasons for committing sexual violence are not so obvious and variables such as socioeconomic status have been found not to be valid predictors of this kind of deviant behaviour. Studies show that girls are mainly victimized by men and men are equally victimized by both genders. Furthermore, a cognizance is that nowadays adolescents get their information on how to behave in sexual acts from the internet. Women are mainly using advice pages and consulting offers whereas men in comparison are using internet pages like Wikipedia or watching porn. The aim of the current study is to find some criminological explanatory approaches to attitudes to sexuality and violence among adolescents and young adults. The main findings are that a person who is inclined to violence in general and lives in an environment where sexual violence often occurs is more likely to have the attitude that violence as a component of sexual acts is not considered a boundary violation. Likewise, the likelihood increases to see violence as part of sexual acts not as a violation of boundaries if the attitude is in favor of consuming pornographic material in groups.
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109. Violence among adolescents: A study of overlapping of bullying, cyberbullying, sexual harassment, dating violence and cyberdating violence
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Universidad de Sevilla. Departamento de Psicología Evolutiva y de la Educación, Universidad de Sevilla. SEJ-580: Interpersonal aggression and socio-emotional development, Ministerio de Economía y Competitividad (MINECO). España, Ministerio de Ciencia, Innovación y Universidades (MICINN). España, Espino Peñate, Esperanza del Rocío, Ortega Rivera, Francisco Javier, Ojeda Pérez, Mónica, Sánchez Jiménez, Virginia, Rey Alamillo, Rosario del, Universidad de Sevilla. Departamento de Psicología Evolutiva y de la Educación, Universidad de Sevilla. SEJ-580: Interpersonal aggression and socio-emotional development, Ministerio de Economía y Competitividad (MINECO). España, Ministerio de Ciencia, Innovación y Universidades (MICINN). España, Espino Peñate, Esperanza del Rocío, Ortega Rivera, Francisco Javier, Ojeda Pérez, Mónica, Sánchez Jiménez, Virginia, and Rey Alamillo, Rosario del
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Background: Face-to-face and virtual violence among adolescents could lead to polyvictimisation and polyaggression. More studies are needed to simultaneously analyse various types of violence to understand the extent of involvement in violence during adolescence. Objective: This study explores the overlap of bullying, cyberbullying, sexual harassment, dating violence, and cyber dating violence, considering dating experience, gender, and stage of adolescence. Participants and setting: This study involved 2514 Spanish middle school students (49.8 % girls) aged 11–19 years (M = 13.97, SD = 1.40). Methods: The design of this study was cross-sectional. Data were collected through a survey. Results: Among adolescents with no dating experience, 39.7 % were not victims, and 55.9 % were not aggressors. By contrast, among adolescents with dating experience, 7.1 % were not victims, and 10.5 % were not aggressors. Gender differences in poly-involvement were found between adolescents with and without dating experience. Girls were significantly less involved than boys as polyvictims and polyaggressors when they had no dating experience. They were significantly more involved than boys as polyvictims (9.7 %) and polyaggressors (23.9 %) in dating violence and cyber dating violence when they had dating experience. Age differences in poly-involvement were found only in adolescents with dating experience. Adolescents were more polyinvolved late than early adolescence, especially in dating violence, sexual harassment, and cyber dating violence as polyvictims (22.8 %) and polyaggressors (26.7 %). Conclusions: Experiences of poly-involvement are diverse according to dating experience, gender, and stage of adolescence. More comprehensive peer and dating violence prevention strategies need to be designed.
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- 2022
110. Medvrstniško nasilje med otroki s posebnimi potrebami
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Aberšek, Eva and Sobočan, Ana Marija
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udc:376:364.632 ,medvrstniško nasilje ,peer violence ,school with an adapted program with a lower educational standard ,šola s prilagojenim programom z nižjim izobrazbenim standardom ,school counselors ,šolske svetovalne delavke - Abstract
Tema moje raziskave je medvrstniško nasilje med otroki s posebnimi potrebami, ki sem ga raziskovala na šoli s prilagojenim programom z nižjim izobrazbenim standardom in posebnim programom vzgoje in izobraževanja. V diplomskem delu je teoretični del razdeljen na tri sklope: medvrstniško nasilje, otroci s posebnimi potrebami ter pregled raziskav o medvrstniškem nasilju med otroki s posebnimi potrebami. Empirični del je sestavljen iz formulacije problema z raziskovalnimi vprašanji in metodologije, kjer je predstavljen merski instrument (smernice za delno standardiziran intervju), metoda zbiranja podatkov (delno standardiziran intervju) ter dve enoti raziskovanja (otroci ter šolski svetovalni delavki). Sledijo rezultati in razprava s sklepi, kjer so predstavljene bistvene ugotovitve: kot vzrok medvrstniškega nasilja šolski svetovalni delavki navajata razmere v družini najpogostejša oblika medvrstniškega nasilja je verbalno nasilje, ki zajema kletvice, grdo govorjenje v vlogi povzročitelja nasilja se najpogosteje znajdejo fantje, v vlogi žrtve pa so tako fantje kot dekleta vrstniško nasilje se najpogosteje pojavlja med odmorom ter pri športni vzgoji otroci se najpogosteje obrnejo po pomoč na učiteljico oziroma razredničarko ter šolski svetovalni delavki šola v smeri preventive izvaja pogovore na temo tovrstnega nasilja, predmet Socialno učenje, sodeluje tudi z drugimi institucijami rešitev oziroma možnost zmanjšanja medvrstniškega nasilja učenci in učenke vidijo v druženju med seboj, s pogovori ter v vedenju brez nasilja. Za izboljšanje preventive na podlagi ugotovitev predlagam več preventivnih pogovorov v sklopu razrednih ur, delavnice na temo prepoznavanja medvrstniškega nasilja, posvečanje več pozornosti novim oblikam medvrstniškega nasilja (spletno nasilje), predavanja za starše in skrbnike. Poleg tega predlagam tudi ponovitev naravoslovnega dneva Kako ravnati z jezo, ki se je izkazal kot dobra praksa. The topic of my research is peer violence among children with special needs, which I researched at a school with an adapted program with a lower educational standard and a special education program. In the diploma thesis, the theoretical part is divided into three sections: peer violence, children with special needs and a review of research on peer violence among children with special needs. The empirical part consists of the formulation of a problem with research questions and methodology, which presents a measurement instrument (guidelines for a partially standardized interview), a data collection method (a partially standardized interview) and two research units (children and school counselors). The following are the results and a discussion with conclusions, where the essential findings are presented: school counselors cite the situation in the family as the cause of peer violence the most common form of peer violence is verbal violence, which includes cursing, abusive language boys are the most common perpetrators of violence, in the role of a victim are both - boys and girls peer violence most often occurs during school breaks and at physical education children most often refer to a teacher or class teacher and school counselor for help to prevent peer violence, the school performs conversations on the topic of violence, the subject of Social Learning and cooperates with other institutions The solution or the possibility of reducing peer violence is seen by students in socializing with each other, through conversations and nonviolent behavior. To improve prevention based on the findings, I suggest the following: more preventive talks in class, classrom activites on how to recognize peer violence, more attention to new forms of peer violence (online violence), lectures for parents and guardians. In addition, I also suggest repeating the science day How to deal with anger, which has proven to be a good practice.
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111. Nasilje v osnovni šoli Drska
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Perko, Karin and Dragoš, Srečo
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spolno nasilje ,žrtev ,udc:364.63-053.2./.6 ,medvrstniško nasilje ,spletno nasilje ,school ,šola ,peer violence ,victim ,perpetrator ,sexual violence ,online violence ,povzročitelj - Abstract
V diplomskem delu predstavljam nasilje v Osnovni šoli Drska v Novem mestu, pri čemer sem se osredotočila predvsem na spolno in spletno nasilje med vrstniki zadnjega triletja. Dotično temo sem imela že od samega začetka izbiranja v ožjem izboru, dokončno pa sem se zanjo odločila med opravljanjem študijske prakse v Osnovni šoli Drska, ko je prišlo do primera tako spolnega kot spletnega nasilja. Moje mnenje je, da se je vsak izmed nas že kdaj soočil z nasiljem – kot žrtev, povzročitelj ali opazovalec. Poleg različnih oblik so pomembni tudi dejavniki, ki vplivajo na pojav medvrstniškega nasilja. Eden izmed glavnih dejavnikov, ki vpliva na razvoj in vedenje otroka, je šola. Osredotočila se bom tudi na načine, kako se spopasti z medvrstniškim nasiljem ter kakšna je pri tem vloga šole in socialnih delavcev. Z raziskavo sem želela pridobiti podatke o tem, ali je spol pomemben dejavnik nasilja v šoli ter ali so dekleta pogosteje žrtve nasilja kot dečki. Zanimalo me je, komu se učenci, ki so ali bi bili žrtve nasilja, zaupajo ali bi se zaupali, s kom spregovorijo o svoji slabi izkušnji in kakšno obliko nasilja so učenci največkrat prepoznali na svoji šoli. Raziskava, ki sem jo izvedla, je kvantitativna, saj sem gradivo obdelala in analizirala s pomočjo številčnih podatkov, pri tem pa mi je bilo v pomoč mersko orodje anketni vprašalnik, ki je bil za anketirane učence prostovoljen in anonimen. Moj vzorec je neslučajnostni in priročen. Populacijo sestavljajo učenke in učenci Osnovne šole Drska v Novem mestu. Skupno je anketne vprašalnike izpolnilo 131 anketirancev, ki se med seboj razlikujejo glede na spol in razred. Rezultati raziskave so pokazali, da učenke in učenci srednje pogosto opazijo kakršno koli obliko nasilja v njihovi šoli, pri čemer so najpogosteje prepoznali žaljenje, kot najmanj pogosto pa so zaznali spolno in spletno nasilje. Z raziskavo sem ugotovila, da so dekleta večkrat odgovorila, da so bila žrtve nasilja kot pa dečki. Iz raziskave pa je razvidno tudi, da se učenke in učenci najpogosteje o svoji slabi izkušnji zaupajo družini (staršem, sestri, bratu) ter najmanjkrat socialni delavki ali šolskemu psihologu. In my dissertation, I present violence at the Drska Primary School in Novo mesto, researching students attending the last three years of primary school and focusing mainly on sexual and online violence among them. I had this topic in mind from the very beginning and I finally decided on it during my internship at the Drska Primary School, when there was a case of sexual as well as online violence. In my opinion, each of us faced violence at some point in our lives, as a victim, perpetrator, or observer. In addition to the various forms of violence, the factors influencing the occurrence of peer violence are also important. One of the key factors that influence a child’s development and behavior is school. I will focus on ways to deal with peer violence, as well as the role of school and social workers. With my research, I wanted to obtain data on whether gender is a significant factor in school violence and whether girls are more likely to be victims of violence than boys. I was interested in whom the students who are or would-be victims of violence trust or would trust, with whom they talk about their bad experience, and what form of violence the students most often recognized at their school. The research I conducted is quantitative, as I processed and analyzed the material with the help of numerical data using the questionnaire as my measurement tool, which was voluntary and anonymous for the surveyed students. I used non-probability and convenience sampling. The population consists of students from the Drska Primary School in Novo mesto. A total of 131 respondents who differed from each other in terms of gender and class completed questionnaires. The research results showed that students notice any form of violence in their school medium often, with the most common being insults, and the least common being sexual and online violence. Through research, I found that girls were more likely to answer they were victims of violence than boys. The research also shows that students most frequently confide in their family (parents, sisters and brothers) about their unpleasant experience, and least frequently in a social worker or school psychologist.
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112. Income level as a risk factor for violent behaviours among children and youth and in family
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Lukurić, Katarina, Družić Ljubotina, Olja, Rajhvajn Bulat, Linda, and Sušac, Nika
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violence ,family ,peer violence ,children and youth ,income level - Abstract
Nasilje među djecom i mladima sve je češći problem s kojim se suočavaju djeca i mladi, ali i učitelji i roditelji. Svako četvrto dijete svakodnevno doživi neki oblik nasilja. Do vršnjačkog nasilja najčešće dolazi u školi, a najzastupljeniji oblici su verbalno i fizičko nasilje, no sve više i elektroničko nasilje. Uloge u kojima se djeca mogu naći u kontekstu neke situacije koja je rezultirala nasiljem su počinitelj, žrtva, počinitelj žrtva i promatrač. Svaku od uloga karakteriziraju specifična i prepoznatljiva obilježja i osobine. O nasilju ili adekvatnim reakcijama i ponašanjima djeca najčešće uče u obiteljskom okruženju. Roditeljski odgoj pritom ima značajnu ulogu, pri čemu istraživanja ističu kao ključne čimbenike roditeljsku toplinu, roditeljski nadzor, tjelesno kažnjavanje i nasilne emocionalne izljeve roditelja te temperament djeteta. Jedan od najvažnijih faktora u određivanju kvalitete života su primanja u obitelji. Primanja imaju utjecaj na zdravlje, emocionalnu dobrobit, školski uspjeh i obrazovni status, razinu radne kvalifikacije, zaposlenost, itd. Istraživanja pokazuju da ekonomski stres može negativno utjecati na mentalno funkcioniranje roditelja, što ponekad dovodi do neadekvatnih roditeljskih postupaka koji za posljedicu kod djece imaju izražene probleme u ponašanju i veću uključenost u nasilne situacije s vršnjacima. Posljedice do kojih dolazi mogu se očitovati u pojavi internaliziranih i/ili eksternaliziranih problema. Prema rezultatima brojnih istraživanja djeca koja svjedoče ili dožive nasilje u obitelji, češće su sudionici vršnjačkog nasilja. Pri tome se češće pojavljuju u ulozi žrtve ili počinitelja žrtve. U sprječavanju nasilja važna je suradnja djece, roditelja i nastavnika. Cilj preventivnih programa je podučiti o pojavi nasilja, načinima reagiranja te nenasilnom rješavanju sukoba., Violence among children ano youth i san increasinghly common problem faced by children and youth, as well as teachers and parents. Every fourth child wxperiences some type of violence on a daily basis. Peer violence mostly happens at school and the most common tapes are verbal and physical violence, but lately even more and more electronic violence. Children can find themselves in the role of a perpetrator, a victim, a perpetrator victim or an observer. Every role is characterised by specific and recognisable features and traits. Children first learn about violence and adequate reactions and behaviors through family. Nurture plays a significant role, where research assert parental warmth and advisory, physical punishing, violent emotional bursts and children temperament as key factors. One of the most important factors in determining the quality of life is family income. It affects health, emotional wellbeing, school and educational success, working qualification, employment etc. Research show that economic stress can affect parent mental functioning negatively, so they may treat children inadequtely which leads to children having problem sin behaviour and being more involved in violent situations with peers. Consenquences could be internalized or externalized problems. According to the results of many studies, children who witness or face damily violence are frequently involved in peer violence, mostly taking the role of a victim or a perpetrator victim. Cooperation among children, parents and teachers is very important in preventing violence. The objective of the preventing programmes is ti teach about the appearance of violence, ways to respond and non-violent conflict resolutions.
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113. Future teachers' beliefs about peer violence: the role of the gender of the perpetrator and the victim and empathy
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Kuliš, Ivan and Pavlin-Bernardić, Nina
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gender differences ,empatija ,future teachers ,SOCIAL SCIENCES. Psychology. School Psychology and the Psychology of Education ,DRUŠTVENE ZNANOSTI. Psihologija. školska psihologija i psihologija obrazovanja ,peer violence ,rodne razlike ,budući nastavnici ,empathy ,vršnjačko nasilje - Abstract
Nastavnici svojim uvjerenjima o vršnjačkom nasilju mogu doprinijeti smanjenju ili povećanju vršnjačkog nasilja u školi. Pored toga i empatija nastavnika može imati važnu ulogu u reakcijama na vršnjačko nasilje. Cilj ovog istraživanja bio je ispitati ulogu roda počinitelja i žrtve vršnjačkog nasilja i roda budućih nastavnika u procjenama agresivnosti ponašanja i u procjenama vjerojatnosti intervencije u slučaju vršnjačkog nasilja. Uz to, cilj je bio ispitati ulogu stupnja empatije budućih nastavnika te ulogu procjene stupnja agresivnosti nasilnog ponašanja u predviđanju vjerojatnosti intervencije u slučaju vršnjačkog nasilja. Korištena je kombinacija simulacijskog eksperimentalnog i asocijacijskog nacrta za čije su potrebe konstruirane vinjete s hipotetskim situacijama svjedočenja vršnjačkom nasilju u školi. U istraživanju koje je provedeno online sudjelovalo je 256 studenata (od čega 201 žena) nastavničkih usmjerenja studija. Rezultati složenih analiza varijanci pokazuju da budući nastavnici neovisno o rodu procjenjuju ponašanja u kojima su žrtva i počinitelj ženskog roda agresivnijima u odnosu na ponašanja u kojima su žrtva i počinitelj muškog roda te da studentice procjenjuju vršnjačko nasilje agresivnijim od studenata. Studentice su također procijenile i veću vjerojatnost da bi intervenirale u slučaju vršnjačkog nasilja u odnosu na studente. Rezultati hijerarhijske regresijske analize pokazali su da značajni samostalni doprinos u objašnjenju vjerojatnosti intervencije ima procjena agresivnosti nasilnog ponašanja. Teachers can contribute to the reduction or increase of peer violence in school with their beliefs about peer violence. In addition to teachers’ beliefs, their empathy can play an important role in their reaction to peer violence. The aim of this study was to examine the role of the gender of both perpetrators and victims of peer violence, as well and the gender of future teachers in assessing the aggressiveness of behavior, and in assessing the likelihood of intervention in the case of peer violence. In addition, the aim was to examine the role of the degree of future teachers’ empathy and the role of assessing the degree of aggressiveness of violent behavior in predicting the likelihood of intervention in the case of peer violence. A combination of a simulation experiment and association design was used, for which vignettes were constructed with hypothetical situations of witnessing peer violence at school. The participants in the study, which was conducted online, were 256 students (201 female) of different faculties, specializing in teaching. The results show that future teachers assess behaviors in which the victim and perpetrator are female as being more aggressive than behaviors in which the victim and perpetrator are male, and that female students assess peer violence more aggressively than male students. Female students also estimated a higher probability of intervening in a case of peer violence than male students. The results of the hierarchical regression analysis showed that the assessment of the aggressiveness of violent behavior have a significant role in explaining the probability of intervention.
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114. Forms and factors of peer violence and victimisation
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Dinić Bojana, Sokolovska Valentina, Milovanović Ilija, and Oljača Milan
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peer violence ,victimisation ,gender differences ,school grade ,school achievement ,Theory and practice of education ,LB5-3640 - Abstract
The main aim of this study was to explore the latent structure of violence and victimisation based on the factor analysis of the Peer Violence and Victimisation Questionnaire (PVVQ), as well as to examine the correlates of violence and victimisation. The sample included 649 secondary school students (61.8% male) from the urban area. Besides the PVVQ, the Aggressiveness questionnaire AVDH was administered. Based on parallel analysis, three factors were extracted in the violence domain, as well as in the victimisation domain of the PVVQ. The factors were interpreted as a physical, verbal and relational form of violence and victimisation, which is in line with common classifications. The correlations of those forms with the aggressiveness dimensions were positive. The relationships with gender, school grade and school achievement referred to the importance of interaction effects between the mentioned characteristics of students and the tendency towards violence or being exposed to it. The main result is that boys from lower school grades and students with lower school achievement in general, are more prone to manifesting physical violence and more often are the target of physical violence. These groups of students are the target groups for preventive programs. The resulting effects indicated the complexity of the violence phenomenon and pointed to the need to consider the wider context of student’s characteristics in the determination of violence. [Projekat Ministarstva nauke Republike Srbije, br. 179037 i br. 179053]
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115. The use of serious digital games in the peer violence prevention
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Aleksandra Tłuściak-Deliowska
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business.industry ,Peer violence ,Internet privacy ,ComputingMilieux_PERSONALCOMPUTING ,Pharmacology (medical) ,Psychology ,business - Abstract
The topic of aggressive behavior of school children and teenagers in relation to computer games is quite popular. There is a large number of studies which show a clear relationship between the frequency of playing computer games and the preference for violent games and various aggressive behaviors. Slightly less space is devoted to the positive effect of games, its educational and preventive potential, and especially to the use of computer games in the prevention of violence. Meanwhile, for some time now, new technologies, in particular serious games, have started to be included in preventive programs. The aim of the article is to draw attention to the possible use of serious digital games in the prevention of peer violence. The subject will be the analysis of their potential, with emphasis on solutions that can be used in the prevention of peer violence, both “traditional” and electronic, and the effects that can be achieved thanks to such games. Serious games can be used to raise awareness, induce empathy, and teach strategies for coping with the experience of victimization as well as witnessing violence. This issue is of particular importance from the point of view of the contemporary education of children and youth.
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116. Assessing the Linkage between Exposure to Violence and Victimization, Coping, and Adjustment among Urban Youth: Findings from a Research Study on Adolescents
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Zina McGee, Chelsea Alexander, Khasya Cunningham, Celine Hamilton, and Courtney James
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coping ,peer violence ,victimization ,adjustment ,delinquency ,anxiety ,depression ,Pediatrics ,RJ1-570 - Abstract
From examinations of the literature on the influence that exposure to violence and coping strategies have on delinquent behavior and emotional outcomes, this study addresses the association between violent victimization and the moderating effects of coping strategies among 500 African-American adolescents who exhibit both externalizing behaviors such as delinquency and internalizing symptoms, including anxiety and depression. The investigation examines the development of the aforementioned adjustment problems in response to victimization, and the findings indicate a relationship between the specific indices of victimization, including peer violence, and the symptomatology and coping mechanisms utilized by the youth in this study. Suggestions for future research in this area are discussed.
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117. The intersection of adolescent depression and peer violence: baseline results from a randomized controlled trial of 1752 youth in Pakistan.
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Asad, Nargis, Karmaliani, Rozina, McFarlane, Judith, Bhamani, Shireen Shehzad, Somani, Yasmeen, Chirwa, Esnat, and Jewkes, Rachel
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MENTAL depression risk factors , *AGE distribution , *MENTAL depression , *DOMESTIC violence , *MENTAL health , *POVERTY , *QUESTIONNAIRES , *SCHOOL failure , *SEX distribution , *VIOLENCE , *VIOLENCE & psychology , *AFFINITY groups , *SOCIOECONOMIC factors , *DISEASE prevalence , *FOOD security , *ADOLESCENCE - Abstract
Background Depression and peer violence are global issues impacting youth. We are presenting baseline data as part of a cluster randomized control trial underway, on adolescent depression, and associated factors among boys and girls in schools. Method Cluster randomized control trial is underway for measuring the effectiveness of school-based play intervention program of the NGO Right to Play, in a sample of 1752 grade 6 youth in 40 public schools of Hyderabad, Pakistan. Students responded to Child Depression Inventory ( CDI-2), the Peer Victimization Scale ( PVS), the Peer Perpetration Scale ( PPS), and investigator-driven seven-item School Performance Scale. Results We report baseline assessments to examine the prevalence of depressive symptoms, and associated occurrence of peer perpetration and victimization. Boys report significantly more depressive symptoms as well as perpetration and victimization compared to girls ( p ≤ .0001). Our analysis indicates that among boys, depression was found associated with greater age, food insecurity, poorer school performance and working for money, as well as being beaten at home and witnessing beating of their mother by their father or other relatives. Among girls, depression was associated with a younger age, greater food insecurity and poorer school performance. Depression was also associated with a great likelihood of engagement in peer violence, experience of punishment at home, and witnessing their father fighting with other men or beating their mother. Conclusions Engagement in violent behaviors, exposure to violent acts and poverty surfaces as detrimental to mental health in youth age groups, suggesting strong measures to address youth violence, and poverty reduction for positive mental health outcomes in school age children. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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118. Važnost emocionalne inteligencije u objašnjenju problematike vršnjačkoga nasilja.
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Kuzman, Kristina Krulić, Velki, Tena, and Takšić, Vladimir
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- 2017
119. POLNE RAZLIKE U RELACIJAMA IZMEĐU VRŠNJAČKOG NASILJA I OSOBINA LIČNOSTI KOD UČENIKA VIŠIH RAZREDA OSNOVNE ŠKOLE.
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Jovanov, Milana, Oljača, Milan, and Milovanović, Ilija
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Peer violence (PV) is a global problem and Serbia, as a country in which almost every second child was exposed to PV, is no exception. The aim of the study, conducted on a sample of 322 students (m = 39.2%; f = 60.8%; aged 11 to 14) from Serbia, was to determine the differences in the relationships between personality traits and violent behavior among boys and girls. The tendency towards PV and exposure to PV was measured using the PRONA questionnaire, while personality traits were measured by the Big Five+Two - the questionnaire for children. The results indicate that boys are significantly more included in the PV, both as bullies and as victims. Also, there is a significant difference in the pattern of relations with the personality traits and PV regarding gender. Aggression and Negative Valence contribute positively to the prevalence of violent behavior, both among boys and girls; however, in the case of girls, Positive Valence additionally contributes to this dimension. Exposure to violence is positively related to Neuroticism among girls, while in the case of boys, there is a positive contribution by Negative Valence, and a negative contribution by Positive Valence. The findings of the research have practical significance for the organisation and implementation of the PV prevention and intervention programs. If the findings are replicated, the focus during preventive work with boys should be on strengthening the capacity to adequately evaluate one's own personality traits. In the work with girls, on the other hand, the primary focus should be on developing the ability to adaptively respond to negative emotions and violent interaction from the perspective of the victim. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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120. „Peer Violence“ und Schutzkonzepte: Gewalt im Kontext der Jugendarbeit aus der Sicht von Jugendlichen.
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Strahl, Benjamin, Schröer, Wolfgang, and Wolff, Mechthild
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121. Dimensiones predictivas del constructo violencia escolar en la educación secundaria obligatoria.
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Domínguez Alonso, José, Álvarez Roales, Enrique, and Vázquez Varela, Elia
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122. Peer violence in foster care: a review of the research evidence.
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Lutman, Eleanor and Barter, Christine
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RISK of violence , *CHILD welfare , *FOSTER home care , *PSYCHOLOGY information storage & retrieval systems , *RESEARCH funding , *SOCIAL services , *SYSTEMATIC reviews , *AFFINITY groups - Abstract
Whilst a small amount of research has been undertaken on peer violence in residential settings, very little is known about peer violence in foster care. This paper reviews the published research since 1995 about the nature and extent of peer violence in foster care and interventions for preventing and managing these negative peer interactions. The evidence indicates that young people in foster care can be the instigators and recipients of peer violence, but the limited number of studies found means that conclusions cannot be drawn about the extent of the problem. There is some evidence about the impact of this type of violence on young people and fostering households. However, there remain gaps in the evidence about the full extent of all forms of exploitation and violence that are experienced and instigated by young people in foster care, the circumstances in which it takes place, the young people affected and its co-occurrence with other difficulties. Critically, young people's views were largely absent from included studies, an important area that requires further research. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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123. INVESTIGACIONES SOBRE EL ACOSO ESCOLAR EN ESPAÑA: IMPLICACIONES PSICOEDUCATIVAS.
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Nocito Muñoz, Guiomar
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124. Role of Pediatric Emergency Physicians in Identifying Bullying.
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Waseem, Muhammad, Paul, Audrey, Schwartz, Gerald, Pauzé, Denis, Eakin, Paul, Barata, Isabel, Holtzman, Doug, Benjamin, Lee S., Wright, Joseph L., Nickerson, Amanda B., and Joseph, Madeline
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PUBLIC health , *BULLYING , *EMERGENCY medical personnel , *PEDIATRIC emergencies , *CRIME victims - Abstract
Background: Bullying is an important public health issue with broad implications. Although this issue has been studied extensively, there is limited emergency medicine literature addressing bullying. The emergency department (ED) physician has a unique opportunity to identify children and adolescents that are victims of bullying, and make a difference in their lives.Objective: Our aim is to discuss the role of the emergency physician (EP) in identifying patients who have been victims of bullying and how to provide effective management as well as referral for further resources.Discussion: This document provides a framework for recognizing, stabilizing, and managing children who have experienced bullying. With the advent of social media, bullying behavior is not limited to in-person situations, and often occurs via electronic communication, further complicating recognition because it may not impart any physical harm to the child. Recognition of bullying requires a high level of suspicion, as patients may not offer this history. After the stabilization of any acute or overt indications of physical injury, along with obtaining a history of the mechanism of injury, the EP has the opportunity to identify the existence of bullying as the cause of the injury, and can address the issue in the ED while collaborating with "physician-extenders," such as social workers, toward identifying local resources for further support.Conclusions: The ED is an important arena for the assessment and management of children who have experienced bullying. It is imperative that EPs on the front lines of patient care address this public health epidemic. They have the opportunity to exert a positive impact on the lives of the children and families who are the victims of bullying. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]- Published
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125. The Impact of Lifetime Victimization and Polyvictimization on Adolescents in Québec: Mental Health Symptoms and Gender Differences.
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Cyr, Katie, Chamberland, Claire, Clément, Marie-Ève, Wemmers, Jo-Anne, Collin-Vézina, Delphine, Lessard, Geneviève, Gagné, Marie-Hélène, and Damant, Dominique
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MENTAL health & society ,GENDER differences (Psychology) ,POST-traumatic stress disorder ,VICTIMIZATION rates ,AGGRESSION (Psychology) in youth ,PHYSIOLOGY ,ADAPTABILITY (Personality) ,ADOLESCENT psychology ,PSYCHOLOGY of adult child abuse victims ,AGGRESSION (Psychology) ,LOCUS of control ,REGRESSION analysis ,TEENAGERS' conduct of life ,PSYCHOLOGY of crime victims ,PSYCHOLOGICAL factors - Abstract
This study documents lifetime experiences of victimizations, polyvictimization, and trauma symptoms among 1,400 adolescents from the province of Québec. The vast majority (81%) of adolescents were victimized during their lifetime, with most victims (82%) being the target of more than one form of victimization. Polyvictimization accounted for most variability in scores of depression, posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and anger/ aggression compared to individual victimization categories. Sexual victimization and maltreatment still made an independent contribution in predicting all trauma scores once polyvictimization was considered. Gender differences were found in the victimization experiences contributing to the prediction of mental health symptoms. Sexual victimization was a significant predictor of PTSD and anger/aggression symptoms for girls, whereas witnessing violence predicted anger and PTSD symptoms for boys, and assault predicted their anger. This study outlines the importance of assessing various types of victimization among adolescents. Systematic data and observation of trends on child victimization are needed in Canada and elsewhere. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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126. INVESTIGACIONES SOBRE EL ACOSO ESCOLAR EN ESPAÑA: IMPLICACIONES PSICOEDUCATIVAS.
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Nocito Muñoz, Guiomar
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127. POVEZANOST SAMOPROCIJENJENIH SIMPTOMA ADHD-A S AGRESIVNIM PONAŠANJEM I SUDJELOVANJEM U VRŠNJAČKOM NASILJU UČENIKA OSNOVNOŠKOLSKE DOBI.
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VELKI, TENA and ROMSTEIN, KSENIJA
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128. Pupils as Victims of Peer Violence
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Cvek Mihaela and Pšunder Majda
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peer violence ,primary school ,pupils ,experience of violence as victim ,Education - Abstract
The school is an educational institution that has to provide appropriate control of adults over pupils, which they do. Nevertheless, violence cannot be avoided. Pupils encounter peer violence in different roles, as observers, victims, perpetrators, or both. The objective of our research was to examine how often pupils are victims of peer violence, and to what extent the latter depends on pupils’ gender and age. The results of the research made among pupils in the fifth, seventh, and eighth grades of various primary schools across Slovenia showed that 24.1 per cent of pupils had already been victims of peer violence. The ones that they tend to tell about such episodes are their parents. The results have also shown that school is really a place where violence is very common, and that psychological and verbal abuse are the most common types of violence used.
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129. Who are the victims of peer violence?
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Nedimović Tanja and Biro Mikloš
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peer violence ,victims ,victimological factors ,upbringing styles ,primary school ,Theory and practice of education ,LB5-3640 - Abstract
Peer violence is a very current problem in schools. There are plenty of studies on the characteristics of perpetrators, while the characteristics of victims have been explored much less frequently. This research was aimed at determining the factors from the domain of upbringing and socio-demographic characteristics of the victims that contribute to the exposure to peer violence. The total sample comprised 504 primary school students. In order to determine the effect of victimological factors, hierarchical regression analysis was performed. The data obtained by the Questionnaire measuring the manifestation forms and frequency of peer violence were processed by factor analysis, which yielded the following three factors of exposure to peer violence: direct, manipulative and social. Factor scores on these factors were used as criterion variables. In the first step, the variable of gender was entered into the regression, the second set included three socio-demographic variables, and the third set of variables comprised parental upbringing styles and violent behavior in the family. The cold upbringing style of the mother was identified as an important predictor for the exposure to direct peer violence; for the exposure to manipulative peer violence - the cold upbringing attitude of the father and mother; and for the exposure to social peer violence - gender (female) and the cold upbringing attitude of the father. The results are discussed in the context of pedagogical implications of the research, i.e. the guidelines for designing prevention programmes in schools focused on enhancing parental educational competences and students’ social skills.
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130. The specificities of teachers’ assessments of the prominence of student violence
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Popadić Dragan, Pavlović Zoran, and Plut Dijana
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peer violence ,teachers’ assessments of risk of violence ,risk of peer violence among students ,agreement between students’ and teachers’ assessments of risk of violence ,Theory and practice of education ,LB5-3640 - Abstract
Bearing in mind the finding that there is a large number of primary school students at risk of peer violence, this paper attempts to provide an answer to the question of the extent of teachers’ sensitivity to such problems encountered by their students. The questionnaire was administered to 95.765 students from the third to the eighth grade in 188 primary schools and 9.141 teachers in the same schools. It has been established that there is a significant but low correlation between teachers’ concern about school violence and the risk of violence in the same schools. Teachers are the most sensitive to verbal and physical violence, while the problems caused by other forms of violence are noticed to a lesser extent. A large number of teachers (40%) are of the opinion that school is not facing the problem of violence. Generally speaking, teachers tend to underestimate the risk of violence (both regarding the number of types and the number of students at risk). Teachers who are more dedicated to their profession and whose role demands a larger extent of involvement prove to be more sensitive. Trust in school’s power to solve violence problems is correlated with the lower level of concern and consequently with the lower risk of violence among students. The most important implication of these findings is that the programmes that increase sensitivity of all participants in the education system to various forms of violence, especially relational violence, should be continued, as well as that school capacities for solving violence problems should be strengthened. [Projekat Ministarstva nauke Republike Srbije, br. 179018: Identifikacija, merenje i razvoj kognitivnih i emocionalnih kompetencija važnih društvu orijentisanom na evropske integracije i br. 47010: Društvene transformacije u procesu evropskih integracija - multidisciplinarni pristup]
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131. Victims of peer violence
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Mršević Zorica
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peer violence ,weaknesses and otherness of the victim ,group violence against individuals ,Aleksa’s class ,school without violence ,Criminal law and procedure ,K5000-5582 - Abstract
This paper presents facts on peer violence victims, committed by minor perpetrators against other minors. The author analyses four main characteristics of peer violence: imbalance of power between perpetrators and victims, identified intention to cause injuries, permanent treats of repeated violence and afraidness of the victims. Otherness and weakness (physical and social) of the victims are identified as the main motives of the perpetrators who decide to attack, and these characteristics form the basis of the victim typology. Due to the fact that the research is phenomenologically based mostly on media report on peer violence cases in the period between September 2011 and the end of 2012, the author illustrates all main statements with the real cases which took place in the focused period. Measures to combat peer violence are presented, like the already established such as the school without violence program, and those recently proposed, such as the so called Aleksa’s class. [Projekat Ministarstva nauke Republike Srbije: Društvene transformacije u procesu evropskih integracija - multidisciplinarni pristup]
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132. What do adolescents say about bullying?
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Postigo,Silvia, Schoeps,Konstanze, Ordóñez,Ana, and Montoya-Castilla,Inmaculada
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Peer violence ,Bullying ,Psychology ,Qualitative study ,Grounded theory ,Adolescence ,BF1-990 - Abstract
All antisocial acts, including violence and bullying behavior, are such thing within the community where they occur; they are a reflection of that community. This study aims to analyze the spontaneous discourse about bullying at school of 406 adolescents aged between 15 and 21 years. Qualitative analysis of the data permitted to derive four discursive principles: denial of the existence of violence (“it doesn’t happen”), denial of one’s own responsibility (“if it happens, it isn’t me, everybody does it”), denial of seriousness (“if it is a joke, it doesn’t hurt”), and attribution to the victim (bullying behavior happens to the victim for a reason). The analysis of adolescent’s spontaneous discourse contributes to the definition of interpretive context regarding peer violence. This knowledge should be included in the scientific model in order to help developing effective intervention programs.
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133. Towards recognition of peer violence in youth sports – the case of Vojvodina
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Dragan Marinković, Radenko Matic, Mladen Mikić, Ivana Milovanović, Milica Blagojević, and Jovan Vuković
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lcsh:Sports ,youth ,lcsh:GV557-1198.995 ,children ,Peer violence ,vojvodina ,education ,aggression ,peer violence ,Criminology ,sport ,Psychology ,Youth sports - Abstract
The paper contains the results of the field research that the authors used in order to determine the existence and manifesting forms of peer pressure in youth sports. The sample consists of young people aged 11 to 18, who practice sport (N=536). The research was conducted in the second half of 2019 in the territory of the Autonomous Province of Vojvodina. The research results indicate that there are various forms of aggressive and violent behavior among youth, among which psychological violence predominates. The most common place for violence is the dressing room, after training or a competition. In terms of age, high-school-age children report higher level of violence victimization compared to older primary school children. The research results testify to the fact that sport shares “the fate” of the society in which it exists and that policy makers in youth sports should take into consideration this social phenomenon as well.
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134. OKUL ÖNCESİ DÖNEM ÇOCUKLARIN ÖZ DÜZENLEME BECERİLERİ İLE AKRAN ZORBALIĞINA MARUZ KALMA DÜZEYLERİ ARASINDAKİ İLİŞKİNİN İNCELENMESİ
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Gözde Ural
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Age and gender ,Peer violence ,education ,Significant difference ,Independent samples ,Context (language use) ,Analysis of variance ,Psychology ,Test (assessment) ,Clinical psychology - Abstract
This research was conducted to determine the self-regulation skills and peer bullying exposure levels of children attending pre-school education institutions and to examine the relationship between self-regulation skills and peer bullying exposure levels. In this context, the research was carried out with 155 children over 48 months attending pre-primary education institutions in Patnos district of Agri province during 2017-2018 academic year. In order to collect data in the research; “Personal Information Form” to reach the necessary information about children; In order to determine the self-regulation skill levels of the children, “Preschool SelfRegulation Scale (OODO)” and to determine the levels of children being exposed to peer bullying; “Peer Violence Exposure Scale” was used. The obtained data were analyzed in SPSS program according to the number of categories of independent variables by t test and One Way Variance Analysis (ANOVA) for independent samples. As a result of the research, while self-regulation skills did not differ significantly according to the age and gender of the child; It was observed that the child showed a statistically significant difference according to the number of siblings (p
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135. The perception of school climate and peer violence among adolescents
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Martinović, Nikolina and Smontara, Petar
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adolescenti ,SOCIAL SCIENCES. Pedagogy. Social Pedagogy ,peer violence ,DRUŠTVENE ZNANOSTI. Pedagogija. Socijalna pedagogija ,adolescents ,školska klima ,school climate ,vršnjačko nasilje - Abstract
Cilj ovog istraživanja bio je utvrditi postoji li i u kojoj mjeri povezanost između percipirane školske klime i doživljenog/počinjenog vršnjačkog nasilja među učenicima. Uz glavni cilj nastojalo se ustanoviti postoji li razlika u percepciji školske klime s obzirom na spol učenika i razred kojeg pohađa. U istraživanju je sudjelovalo 162 učenika drugog, trećeg i četvrtog razreda gimnazije u Zagrebu. Za prikupljanje podataka korišten je on line upitnik sastavljen od Hrvatskoga upitnika školske klime (Velki i Kuterovac Jagodić, 2012) i Upitnika o školskom nasilju UŠN-2003 (Buljan Flander, Karlović i Štimac, 2003). Rezultati pokazuju da postoji statistički značajna povezanost između percipirane školske klime i doživljenog nasilja, no ne i počinjenog nasilja. Kada je u pitanju percepcija školske klime razlike su primijećene samo na razini spola učenika. The main aim of the study was to determine and measure the correlation between perceived school climate and committing/experiencing peer violence between students. Additional aims included determination of correlation between perceived school climate depending on gender, as well as the grade the students attend. The study included 162 students that attend second, third, and fourth grade of the gymnasium in Zagreb. On-line questionnaire compound from Croatian school climate questionnaire (Velki i Kuterovac Jagodić, 2012) and School violence questionnaire (Buljan Flander, Karlović i Štimac, 2003) was used to collect the data. Results of the study point out a significant correlation between perceiving school climate and experiencing peer violence rather than committing violence. Differences in perceiving school climate are noted only in gender variable.
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136. Odnos kompetentnosti, percipirane ozbiljnosti nasilne situacije i intervencija učitelja u slučajevima vršnjačkog nasilja
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Bilić, Vesna
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Philosophy ,peer violence ,competence ,school ,teachers ,prevention ,interventions ,vršnjačko nasilje ,kompetentnost ,škola ,učitelji ,prevencija ,intervencije ,vršnjačko nasilje , kompetentnost ,Education - Abstract
U novije vrijeme smatra se da učitelji imaju ključnu ulogu u suočavanju s problemom vršnjačkog nasilja, a za kvalitetne intervencije važna je kompetentnost učitelja. Cilj ovog istraživanja je ispitati odnos kompetentnosti i percipirane ozbiljnosti nasilne situacije u predviđanju intervencija učitelja u slučajevima vršnjačkog nasilja. Istraživanje je provedeno na nacionalno reprezentativnom uzorku (N=639) učitelja osnovnih škola u Republici Hrvatskoj, prosječne dobi 43 godine (sd=10,59). Za prikupljanje podataka, uz upitnik sociodemografskih karakteristika, korištene su Vinjete te Skala samoprocjene kompetentnosti za rad učitelja na problemima vršnjačkog nasilja. Uz analizu temeljnih odrednica kompetentnosti utvrđeno je da će učitelji koji su kompetentniji procjenjivati nasilje ozbiljnije od svojih manje kompetentnih kolega, a oni koji nasilje percipiraju ozbiljnije češće će i intervenirati. Rezultati pokazuju da kompetentnost ima značajnu prediktivnu ulogu u predviđanju intervencija, a u tom odnosu ozbiljnost nasilja ima moderatorski efekt. Najnižu vjerojatnost intervencije imaju učitelji s niskom kompetentnosti i niskom percepcijom ozbiljnosti nasilja, a najvišu vjerojatnost intervencije imaju učitelji koji imaju visoke razine kompetentnosti i procjenjuju nasilje ozbiljnim. Uz temeljno određenje kompetentnosti, ovaj rad nudi i relevantne smjernice za edukaciju učitelja., In recent times, teachers are considered to play a key role in dealing with the problem of peer violence and their competence is very important for quality interventions. The aim of this study was to examine the relationship between competence and perceived severity of a violent situation in predicting teacher intervention in cases of peer violence. The research was conducted on a nationally representative sample (N = 639) of primary school teachers in the Republic of Croatia, average age 43 years (SD = 10,599). In addition to the socio-demographic characteristics questionnaire, data was collected via Vignettes and the Self- Assessment Competence Scale for Teachers’ Work on Peer Violence Problems. In addition to the analysis of the basic determinants of competence, it was found that teachers who are more competent will assess violence somewhat more seriously than their less competent colleagues, and those who perceive violence more seriously will also intervene more often. The results show that competence has a significant predictive role in predicting interventions, and in this respect the severity of violence has a moderating effect. Teachers with low competence and low perception of the severity of violence have the lowest probability of intervention, and teachers with high levels of competence who assess violence as serious have the highest probability of intervention.
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137. Clinical and Forensic Aspects of the Management of Child Abuse: The Experience of the Paediatric Emergency Department in Novara, North-West Italy
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Micol Puppi, Linda Rota, Lorenza Scotti, Ivana Rabbone, and Sarah Gino
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Health, Toxicology and Mutagenesis ,Public Health, Environmental and Occupational Health ,peer violence ,COVID-19 ,sexual violence ,maltreatment ,violence against minor - Abstract
Background: Child abuse is an endemic phenomenon that refers to any form of violence aimed at children and adolescents. The Emergency Room is often the entry point to healthcare for the abused child. Methods: This is a cross-sectional study including minors, aged 0–18 years, of all genders, who experienced any form of violence examined at the Paediatric Emergency Department of the ‘Maggiore della Carità’ Hospital in Novara (North-West Italy) between 1 January 2017 to 31 December 2021. Data were extrapolated by looking at the diagnosis at discharge. A comparison of the different variables collected was made between the pre-COVID-19 period and the COVID era. Results: 120 minors presented to the paediatric emergency room seeking help for violence. The average age was 10 years, 55% of the victims were male and 75% of them were Italian. In the pre-COVID period, the number of presentations for abuse was 62, while in the COVID period it was 58 with an increase of peer violence (from 38.71% to 62.07%) and with a statistically significant impact of the pandemic on the phenomenon (p-value < 0.00001). In general, peer violence accounts for 50% of the cases reviewed and resulted in fewer reports to the judicial authority and requests for forensic advice. Conclusion: The SARS-CoV-2-related pandemic has had an impact on total emergency room admissions and the types of abuse perpetrated.
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138. Soočanje učiteljev razrednega pouka s spletnim nasiljem
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Škulj, Anamarija and Peček, Mojca
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medvrstniško nasilje ,peer violence - Abstract
Tema magistrskega dela je spletno nasilje v osnovnih šolah. Osredotočimo se na učitelje in njihovo soočanje s pojavom spletnega nasilja med učenci. Teoretični del magistrskega dela je najprej namenjen razlagi pojmov nasilje in medvrstniško nasilje, saj je razumevanje teh pojmov ključno za razumevanje osrednjega pojma spletno nasilje. Opisani so dejavniki, ki vodijo do nasilnih dejanj, vloge, ki jih imajo udeleženci v nasilnem dejanju, ter različne vrste in oblike nasilja. Osrednji del magistrskega dela se osredotoča na različne definicije in značilnosti spletnega nasilja ter razlike med spletnim in tradicionalnim nasiljem. Opisane so oblike in vrste nasilja. Nato analiziramo uporabo spleta med mladostniki in otroki z vključitvijo ugotovitev treh večjih raziskav, ki so bile izvedene v Sloveniji. Velik poudarek je na predstavitvi možnosti za preventivno ravnanje šole, učiteljev, staršev in otrok samih. Sledi opis ukrepanja in obravnave v primeru spletnega nasilja med učenci z vidika učitelja, vodstva šole, staršev in otrok. Empirični del je sestavljen iz kvantitativnega in kvalitativnega dela. Kvalitativni del zajema analizo šestih naključno izbranih vzgojnih načrtov slovenskih osnovnih šol. V analizi se osredotočimo na vrednote, ki jih šola zagovarja vzgojne oziroma preventivne dejavnosti, ki jih izvaja, ter vključenost tem nasilja in spletnega nasilja v vzgojni načrt. Kvantitativni del pa predstavlja raziskava med učitelji razrednega pouka, ki pokaže, kako so učitelji pripravljeni na odkrivanje in reševanje spletnega nasilja. Glavni cilj raziskav je ugotoviti, kakšna je pojavnost spletnega nasilja med učenci z vidika učiteljev in kako se učitelji nanj odzivajo. Z analizo vzgojnih načrtov ugotovimo, da vzgojni načrti v večini ne predvidijo tem spletnega nasilja, prav tako ne izvajajo vzgojnih dejavnosti, ki bi bile neposredno povezane s spletnim nasiljem. Vsi analizirani vzgojni načrti pa se zavzemajo za politiko proti medvrstniškemu nasilju. Vsi učitelji se strinjajo, da učenci tretjega, četrtega in petega razreda uporabljajo splet. Velika večina jih meni, da ga uporabljajo vsakodnevno. Rezultati so pokazali, da se več kot polovica učiteljev še ni srečala s spletnim nasiljem med učenci. Učitelji poročajo, da se ne čutijo dovolj kompetentne za odkrivanje in reševanje spletnega nasilja, poročajo namreč, da jim vodstvo šole ni podalo konkretnih navodil za ravnanje ob sumu spletnega nasilja. Večina učiteljev pa se zaveda, da so kljub temu, da se spletno nasilje največkrat dogaja v popoldanskem času, pristojni za reševanje in ukrepanje. The topic of this Master's thesis is online violence in primary schools. The thesis focuses on teachers and their management of the phenomenon of online violence among pupils. The theoretical part of the thesis starts with the definitions of concepts of violence and peer violence, as these concepts are crucial to understand and explain the thesis' main concept of online violence. The thesis describes antecedents of violent acts, roles of various persons involved in the act of violence, as well as various types and forms of violence. The central part of the thesis focuses on various definitions and characteristics of online violence and discusses differences between online and classical violence. The thesis further analyses the use of the Internet among children and adolescents, including also the findings of three major studies conducted in Slovenia. The thesis presents potential preventive actions that can be taken by schools, teachers, parents, and children themselves. The theoretical part concludes with the description of action taken when it does come to peer violence, by teachers, school management, parents, and children. The empirical part consists of a quantitative and a qualitative research. The qualitative research is an analysis of six randomly chosen educational plans of Slovenian primary schools. The analysis examines the values that the schools advocate, the educational and prevention measures, as well as the inclusion of violence and online violence-related topics into the curriculum. The quantitative research was conducted among primary schools teachers on the elementary level. This research showed how teachers are equipped to discover and solve acts of online violence among pupils. The aim of the studies was to discover the extent of online violence detected by the teachers and to examine the reaction of teachers on such violence. The analysis of educational plans revealed that the plans mostly do not address topics related to the online violence, neither do schools conduct educational activities on online violence. However, all 6 plans do include policy against peer violence. All teachers in the survey recognize that pupils of third, fourth and fifth class (aged 8-10 years) use the Internet. Most of the teachers believe that their pupils use the Internet daily. The results show that more than a half of the teachers have not yet witnesses online violence among their pupils. The teachers in the survey also report that they do not feel competent to detect and solve online violence, and report that the school management has not given them guidance on how to react when there are signs of online violence. Most of the surveyed teachers do feel responsible to act and solve problems related to the online violence, even though such violence mostly happens in the afternoon outside of schools.
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139. PEER VIOLENCE: FROM CHILDREN'S AGGRESSION TO DELINQUENCY.
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Igrački, Jasmina
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SOCIAL facts ,HUMAN rights ,AGGRESSION (Psychology) ,CRIMINAL behavior ,SOCIAL change - Abstract
Violence among peers is a growing social phenomenon, which is becoming more brutal from year to year and directly threatens children's human rights. There is an entire range of unacceptable behavior among young people, from threats, giving derogatory names, gossiping, ignoring, depreciation to physical violence which, not rarely, lead to serious physical injury. Aggressive behavior of young people towards their peers is a serious violation of human rights and represents every act that causes physical, psychological or sexual injury, suffering or social harm. Peer violence has been constantly increasing in the recent years, with a high probability to become a delinquent criminal behavior. Aggression among peers is only one of the developing phases of aggression and violence toward others. Violators towards peers become delinquents, in a considerable number, who use violence in committing criminal acts and achieving criminal aims. When studying the problem of peer violence, this must be taken into account: socio-political, socio-cultural, family, educational and individual factors. The responsibility is on everyone and without reviewing all the aspects of the problem, it is realistic to expect drastic forms of violence among peers in which life itself does not represent any value. What kind of contents and negative influences young people face with, is perhaps the best described in the words of Dušan Kovačević: "Children are born and grew up watching live broadcasts of death", or "enduring the terror of mad parents at home, because of politics, or because of sorrow and misery, detonate these days, weeks, years, kill those close to themselves, known and unknown"1. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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140. Bullying in Youth
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Singer, Jonathan and Slovak, Karen
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141. The influence of family and peer violence in the practice of bullying among school adolescents
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Georgia Rodrigues Reis e Silva, Maria Luiza Carvalho de Lima, Raquel Moura Lins Acioli, and Alice Kelly Barreira
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School ,Escola ,Adolescent ,Peer violence ,Health Policy ,Public Health, Environmental and Occupational Health ,Bullying ,Violence ,Public aspects of medicine ,RA1-1270 ,Psychology ,Humanities ,Violência ,Adolescente - Abstract
Resumo O objetivo deste estudo foi estimar a prevalência de agressores de bullying e identificar os fatores relacionados a este comportamento em adolescentes escolares do Recife. Trata-se de um estudo epidemiológico de corte transversal analítico, composto por uma amostra probabilística por conglomerados de 1.402 estudantes de 15 a 19 anos matriculados no segundo ano do ensino médio de escolas públicas e privadas do Recife. Neste trabalho, o bullying será abordado segundo a teoria bioecológica do desenvolvimento humano de Bronfenbrenner. A coleta de dados ocorreu por meio de um questionário autoaplicável com questões sobre bullying e fatores associados. A análise dos dados foi constituída pela aplicação do teste qui-quadrado de Pearson, considerando significância estatística de 0,05 e intervalo de confiança de 95%. Para a análise das associações foi empregada a modelagem multinível e o software utilizado foi o STATA, versão 12.0. Os resultados mostraram prevalência de 21,26% de agressores de bullying e os fatores associados à essa prática foram as violências sofridas na escola e entre pares, bem como a violência praticada pela mãe e irmãos. Dessa forma, os resultados indicam que as violências sofridas no contexto familiar e escolar podem repercutir na prática do bullying entre adolescentes. Abstract The objective of this study was to estimate the prevalence of bullies and identify factors related to bullying among high school students in Recife. This is an analytical cross-sectional epidemiological study, composed of a probabilistic sample by clusters of 1,402 students aged 15 to 19 years old, enrolled in the second year of high school in both public and private schools in Recife. In this work the bullying will be approached according to the Bioecological Theory of Human Development of Bronfenbrenner. Data were collected by means of a self-administered questionnaire about bullying and associated factors. Data analysis was conducted by the Pearson chi-square test with statistical significance of 0.05 and 95% Confidence Interval. To analyze associations, a multilevel modeling was employed and STATA version 12.0 software was used. The results showed a prevalence of 21.26% of bullying aggressors and the factors associated with the practice of bullying were violence suffered at school, violence between peers, as well as violence practiced by the mother and siblings. Hence, the results indicate that the violence suffered in the family and school context can have repercussions on the practice of bullying among adolescents.
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142. Občutek samokontrole in medvrstniško nasilje pri mladostnikih
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Kotnik, Anja and Simonič, Barbara
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samokontrola ,self-control ,medvrstniško nasilje ,nagnjenost k nasilju ,adolescent ,peer violence ,propensity to violence ,izpostavljenost nasilju ,exposure to violence ,mladostnik ,udc:364.63-053.6: 159.922.2(043.2) - Abstract
Mladostniki zelo veliko svojega časa preživijo v šoli, kjer so obdani z vrstniki. Normalno je, sploh v letih, ko mladostnik odrašča, da med mladostniki prihaja do konfliktov. Vendar pa je tudi pomembno, da te konflikte mladostniki rešujejo na nenasilen način. Pri tem lahko pomagajo odrasli tako, da mladostnika učijo nenasilne komunikacije in krepitve samokontrole. Namen magistrskega dela je bil raziskati razlike v samokontroli mladostnikov in nagnjenostjo ter izpostavljenostjo k nasilju glede na spol, prav tako pa je bil cilj preučiti povezanost teh konceptov in nekaterih sociodemografskih značilnosti. V prvem delu magistrskega dela je avtorica prikazala teoretične osnove in dognanja preteklih raziskav o samokontroli in medvrstniškem nasilju. V drugem delu pa je prikazala rezultate raziskave, kjer je sodelovalo 256 udeležencev, od tega je bilo 115 fantov in 141 deklet. V vzorcu so sodelovali samo dijaki. Pri zbiranju podatkov so bila najprej zastavljena osnovna vprašanja, ki so se nanašala na medvrstniško nasilje, nato pa sta bila uporabljena še dva merska pripomočka: Lestvica samokontrole (BSCS) in vprašalnik merjenja medvrstniškega nasilja (PRONA). Rezultati so pokazali, da so dekleta bolj izpostavljena medvrstniškemu nasilju kot fantje, fantje pa so bolj nagnjeni k izvajanju medvrstniškega nasilja kot dekleta. Izkazalo se je tudi, da višja kot je starost mladostnikov, manjša je nagnjenost k nasilnemu vedenju. Udeleženci, ki so bolj nagnjeni k izvajanju nasilnega vedenja, imajo manjšo samokontrolo. Izkazalo se je tudi, da višji kot je letnik šolanja, večja je samokontrola posameznika. Adolescents spend a lot of their time in school where they are surrounded by peers. It is normal, especially in the years when an adolescent grows up, that conflicts emerge between adolescents. However, it is also important that adolescents resolve these conflicts in a non-violent way. Adults can help in this by teaching the adolescent nonviolent communication and strengthening self-control. The purpose of the master's thesis was to explore the differences in adolescents' self-control and propensity and exposure to gender-based violence. The goal was also to examine the connection between these concepts and some sociodemographic characteristics. In the first part of the master's thesis, the author presented the theoretical foundations and findings of past research on self-control and peer violence. In the second part, she presented the results of a survey that involved 256 participants of who 115 were boys and 141 were girls. Only secondary-school students participated in the sample. When collecting the data, basic questions related to peer violence were asked first. Then, two other measurement tools were used: the Brief Self-Control Scale (BSCS) and the Peer Violence Measurement Questionnaire (PRONA). The results showed that girls are more exposed to peer violence than boys. Boys are more prone to commit peer violence than girls. It also turned out that the older the adolescents, the lower the propensity for violent behavior. Participants who are more prone to engaging in violent behavior have less self-control. It also turned out that the higher the year of schooling, the greater the self-control of the individual.
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143. Peer violence in Martin Krpan elementary school
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Leskovšek, Monika and Mesec, Bojana
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ukrepanje ob medvrstniškem nasilju ,medvrstniško nasilje ,vloge pri medvrstniškem nasilju ,udc:364.63-057.874 ,pogovor o medvrstniškem nasilju ,peer violence ,discussing peer violence ,actions against peer violence ,roles in peer violence - Abstract
V diplomskem delu sem raziskovala medvrstniško nasilje na Osnovni šoli Martina Krpana. Zanimalo me je, ali učenci in učenke poznajo pojem medvrstniškega nasilja, ali je več povzročiteljev dečkov ali deklic, ali spol sploh vpliva na to, v kakšni vlogi se učenci znajdejo pri medvrstniškem nasilju. Zanima me tudi, ali učenci in učenke mislijo, da se v šoli dovolj govori o medvrstniškem nasilju in kdo je po njihovem mnenju večkrat povzročitelj medvrstniškega nasilja, kakšne oblike medvrstniškega nasilja so najpogostejše med učenci in učenkami in ali so doživljali medvrstniško nasilje tudi med epidemijo COVID-19, ko so se šolali od doma. Raziskava je tudi empirična in deskriptivna oziroma opisna. Izvedla sem popoln popis populacije, ki je zajemal učence in učenke 7., 8. in 9. razreda. Ugotovila sem, da je večina učencev in učenk udeleženih pri medvrstniškem nasilju v vlogi opazovalke/opazovalca. Iz raziskave je prav tako razvidno, da učenci in učenke večkrat kot povzročitelje označijo učence kot učenke. Učenci in učenke o medvrstniškem nasilju največkrat spregovorijo s starši, najmanjkrat pa z učiteljicami in učitelji. Učenci in učenke največ nasilja opazijo med odmori, najmanj pa med poukom. Večina učencev in učenk je bilo med epidemijo COVID-19 manj izpostavljenih medvrstniškemu nasilju kot običajno. Sodelujoči se tudi strinjajo s tem, da učiteljice in učitelji resno obravnavajo vsako obliko nasilja, ki se zgodi na šoli. In my dissertation, I researched peer violence at the Martin Krpan Elementary School. I was interested in whether students know the concept of peer violence, whether boys are usually the perpetrators or girls, and whether gender affects the role of students in peer violence. I was also interested in whether students think that there is enough talk about peer violence at the school, what forms of peer violence are most common among students and whether they experienced peer violence during the COVID-19 epidemic when they were schooled from home. The research is also empirical and descriptive. I conducted a complete population census that included 7th, 8th, and 9th grade students. I found that most male and female students involved in peer violence are observers. I also found that male and female students believe that the perpetrators are more often male than female students. The results showed that male and female students most often talk about peer violence with their parents, and least often with teachers. Students notice the most violence during breaks and the least during lessons. Most male and female students were less exposed to peer violence than usual during the COVID-19 epidemic. Most students also agree that teachers take any form of violence that happens at school seriously.
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144. Externalizing problems mediate the relation between teacher and peer violence and lower school performance.
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Masath, Faustine Bwire, Scharpf, Florian, Dumke, Lars, and Hecker, Tobias
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SCHOOL violence , *DOMESTIC violence , *STRUCTURAL equation modeling , *MENTAL illness , *CHILDREN'S health , *TEACHERS - Abstract
The association between children's exposure to family violence and poor academic outcomes is well-established. Less is known about how exposure to violence in the school context, i.e., by teachers and by peers, affects academic functioning. Moreover, the role of children's mental health problems in this link has hardly been examined. We examined direct and indirect associations between children's experiences of violence by teachers and peers and children's mental health and school functioning while controlling for children's experiences of parental violence. Using a multistage random sampling approach, we obtained a representative sample of 914 students (50.5 % girls, M age = 12.58 years) from 12 primary schools in Tanzania. In structured interviews, students' experiences of violence and mental health problems were assessed. Students' academic performance and absenteeism were documented using school records. Associations were examined using structural equation modeling. Experiences of more teacher and peer violence were each significantly associated with higher externalizing problems (teachers: β = 0.27 [95 %-CI: 0.12, 0.47]; peers: β = 0.17, [95 %-CI: 0.07, 0.32]). Higher externalizing problems were significantly associated with poorer academic performance (β = −0.13, [95 %-CI: −0.23, −0.02]), implying significant indirect associations between students' experiences of teacher violence (β = −0.04, [95 %-CI: −0.08, −0.01]) and peer violence (β = −0.02, [95 %-CI: −0.05, −0.01]) and their academic performance via externalizing problems. Exposure to violence at school may impair children's academic performance indirectly by increasing attention and behaviour problems. Further investigations in longitudinal studies and implementation of interventions to reduce violence in schools are indicated. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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145. Brain Injury Is Prevalent and Precedes Tobacco Use among Youth and Young Adults Experiencing Homelessness.
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Nemeth JM, Glasser AM, Hinton A, Macisco JM, Wermert A, Smith R, Kemble H, and Sasser G
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- Humans, Male, Young Adult, Female, Adolescent, Adult, Tobacco Use epidemiology, Violence, Ill-Housed Persons, Brain Injuries, Crime Victims
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70%+ of youth and young adults experiencing homelessness (YYEH; 14-24 years old) smoke combustible tobacco. Little is known about the prevalence of acquired brain injury (ABI) among youth and young adult smokers experiencing homelessness (YYSEH) and its impact on tobacco use progression-the aim of our study. Through an interviewer-administered survey, YYSEH were asked about timing of tobacco use; exposure to causes of ABI; including brain oxygen deprivation (BOD; strangulation; accidental; choking games) and blunt force head trauma (BFHT; intentional; shaken violently; accidental); and perpetrators of intentional assault. Participants ( n = 96) were on average 22 years old and from populations who experience structural disparities; including those minoritized by race (84.4%) and gender/sexual orientation (26.0%). In total, 87% of participants reported at least one exposure to BFHT and 65% to BOD. Intentional injury was more common than accidental. Furthermore, 60.4% of participants ( n = 59) were classified as having ABI using the Brain Injury Severity Assessment. A significant proportion of YYSEH living with ABI were exposed to both BFHT and BOD prior to trying (68.5%, p = 0.002) and to first regular use (82.8%, p < 0.001) of tobacco. Among YYSEH with ABI; injury exposure occurred a median of 1 and 5 years before age of first regular tobacco use, dependent on injury mechanism. ABI from intentional violence is prevalent and precedes tobacco use among YYSEH.
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146. The Profile of Bullying Perpetrators and Victims and Associated Factors among High School Learners in Tshwane District, South Africa.
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Shiba D and Mokwena KE
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- Female, Humans, Adolescent, Male, South Africa epidemiology, Cross-Sectional Studies, Schools, Bullying, Crime Victims
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Although bullying in South African schools remains a current public health and education discussion, the view has been limited to acts of criminality, and not much has been done to identify risk factors for being bullying perpetrators and victims in a school environment. This study used a cross sectional quantitative survey to determine the profile of bullying perpetrators and victims among high school learners in a township in Pretoria. The Illinois Bully Scale was used to screen for bullying perpetration and victimization, whilst the Patient Health Questionnaire-9 and the Beck Anxiety Inventory were used to screen for depression and anxiety symptoms, respectively, among the sample of learners. STATA version 14 was used for data analysis. The sample of 460 consisted of 69% females with a mean age of 15 years. The 73.91% of learners who fitted the categories of bullying consisted of 21.96% victims, 9.57% perpetrators, and 42.39% perpetrator-victims. The Pearson Chi
2 test of association found a significant association between being a bullying victim and reported lack of people who loved and cared for the learner. Being a bullying perpetrator was associated with anxiety symptoms of the learner and home alcohol use, while being a perpetrator -victim was associated with lack of family love and care, the school attended, as well as depression and anxiety symptoms. Using multivariate logistic regression, being a perpetrator-victim was associated with depression symptoms, anxiety symptoms, and home use of alcohol whilst being a perpetrator was associated with lack of anxiety symptoms. The study concluded that anxiety, depression, and the home environment are strongly associated with bullying, and most learners fitted the category of being both perpetrators and victims.- Published
- 2023
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147. Violence among adolescents: A study of overlapping of bullying, cyberbullying, sexual harassment, dating violence and cyberdating violence.
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Espino, Esperanza, Ortega-Rivera, Javier, Ojeda, Mónica, Sánchez-Jiménez, Virginia, and Del Rey, Rosario
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DATING violence , *SEXUAL harassment , *CYBERBULLYING , *TEENAGERS , *BULLYING , *DOMESTIC violence , *SEXUAL assault - Abstract
Face-to-face and virtual violence among adolescents could lead to polyvictimisation and polyaggression. More studies are needed to simultaneously analyse various types of violence to understand the extent of involvement in violence during adolescence. This study explores the overlap of bullying, cyberbullying, sexual harassment, dating violence, and cyber dating violence, considering dating experience, gender, and stage of adolescence. This study involved 2514 Spanish middle school students (49.8 % girls) aged 11–19 years (M = 13.97, SD = 1.40). The design of this study was cross-sectional. Data were collected through a survey. Among adolescents with no dating experience, 39.7 % were not victims, and 55.9 % were not aggressors. By contrast, among adolescents with dating experience, 7.1 % were not victims, and 10.5 % were not aggressors. Gender differences in poly-involvement were found between adolescents with and without dating experience. Girls were significantly less involved than boys as polyvictims and polyaggressors when they had no dating experience. They were significantly more involved than boys as polyvictims (9.7 %) and polyaggressors (23.9 %) in dating violence and cyber dating violence when they had dating experience. Age differences in poly-involvement were found only in adolescents with dating experience. Adolescents were more polyinvolved late than early adolescence, especially in dating violence, sexual harassment, and cyber dating violence as polyvictims (22.8 %) and polyaggressors (26.7 %). Experiences of poly-involvement are diverse according to dating experience, gender, and stage of adolescence. More comprehensive peer and dating violence prevention strategies need to be designed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2022
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148. Bullying and Emotional Problems in Pupils from 11 to 13 Years Old: Joint Detection through Self-Report
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Ana-Isabel González-Contreras and José-Luis Ramos-Sánchez
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Schools ,Adolescent ,bullying ,emotional problems ,peer violence ,school coexistence ,Surveys and Questionnaires ,Health, Toxicology and Mutagenesis ,Public Health, Environmental and Occupational Health ,Humans ,Reproducibility of Results ,Bullying ,Self Report ,Child ,Students ,Crime Victims - Abstract
The objective of this study was to adapt and make available a valid instrument based on a joint questionnaire (self-report type) to detect the risk of bullying and emotional problems in pupils aged from 11 to 13 years. The questionnaires used were that of Spain’s Ombudsman (Defensor del Pueblo) to detect the risk of becoming a victim of bullying and an adaptation of Spain’s CECAD to assess the risk of emotional problems. The participants were 1077 gender-matched subjects enrolled in the 6th year of Primary Education (n = 467) and the 1st year of Lower Secondary Education (n = 610) from 19 schools in the Region of Extremadura. High reliability was obtained in both questionnaires, as well as a significant relationship between bullying and emotional problems (0.36). The scales place the pupils at either a certain risk level (mild, moderate, or severe) or no risk. The study concludes with the description of four situations deriving from the cross relationship between victimization and the pupil’s emotional problems: (1) no risk of bullying and no risk of emotional problems (73.2%), (2) risk of bullying but no risk of emotional problems (11.1%), (3) no risk of bullying but risk of emotional problems (9.4%), and (4) risk of bullying and risk of emotional problems (6.3%).
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- 2022
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149. Adolescent stalking and risk of violence.
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Smith-Darden, Joanne P., Reidy, Dennis E., and Kernsmith, Poco D.
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STALKING , *VIOLENT adolescents , *RISK of violence , *CAUSES of juvenile delinquency , *TEENAGERS & violence , *TEENAGER attitudes , *AGGRESSION (Psychology) , *DEMOGRAPHY , *LONGITUDINAL method , *TEENAGERS' conduct of life , *VIOLENCE , *PSYCHOLOGICAL factors , *PSYCHOLOGY - Abstract
Stalking perpetration and the associated risk for violence among adolescents has generally been neglected. In the present study, 1236 youth completed surveys assessing empirically established stalking indicators, threats and aggression toward stalking victims, dating violence, and violent delinquency. Latent Profile Analysis identified 3 latent classes of boys: non-perpetrators (NP), hyper-intimate pursuit (HIP), and comprehensive stalking perpetrators (CSP) and, and 2 classes for girls: NP and HIP. Boys in the CSP class were the most violent youth on nearly all indices with boys in the HIP class demonstrating an intermediate level of violence compared to NP boys. Girls in the HIP class were more violent than NP girls on all indices. These findings suggest stalking in adolescence merits attention by violence prevention experts. In particular, juvenile stalking may signify youth at risk for multiple forms of violence perpetrated against multiple types of victims, not just the object of their infatuation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2016
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150. Empathy and peer violence among adolescents: Moderation effect of gender.
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Bojana, Dinić M., Jasmina, Kodžopeljić S., Valentina, Sokolovska T., and Ilija, Milovanović Z.
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AFFECT (Psychology) , *COGNITION , *EMPATHY , *INVECTIVE , *SEX distribution , *VIOLENCE , *AFFINITY groups - Abstract
The study examined the relationships between empathy and peer violence among adolescents, along with gender as a moderator in these associations. Thereby, multidimensionality of empathy (affective and cognitive empathy) and different forms of violence (physical, verbal, and relational) were considered. The participants were 646 high school students (aged 15- to 19-years-old) from Serbia. The findings revealed that only the cognitive dimension of empathy was related to violence, namely to physical and relational violence, while relations between the empathy dimensions and verbal violence were not significant. Gender moderated only the relation between cognitive empathy and physical violence, in a way that there was significant negative relation only among boys. Cognitive empathy was negatively related to relational violence, regardless of gender. The results are discussed in the context of the characteristics of violent interactions among adolescents, and recommendations are given for violence prevention programs in high schools. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2016
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