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A systematic literature review on the effects of bullying at school
Abstract. Bullying is a severe problem that is experienced, especially in schools. Children belong to the same social group, but some feel powerful than others and therefore take advantage of them ...
Full article: The Effect of Social, Verbal, Physical, and Cyberbullying
Introduction. Research on bullying victimization in schools has developed into a robust body of literature since the early 1970s. Formally defined by Olweus (Citation 1994), "a student is being bullied or victimized when he or she is exposed, repeatedly and over time, to negative actions on the part of one or more other students and where a power imbalance exists" (p. 1173).
Bullying at School and Students' Learning Outcomes: International
The present study empirically investigates how school-based bullying victimization affects students' learning outcomes, taking into consideration international and gender perspectives. ... (2015). Translating research to practice in bullying prevention. American Psychologist, 70(4 ... Relationships among school climate, school safety, and ...
Bullying at school and mental health problems among adolescents: a
Bullying involves repeated hurtful actions between peers where an imbalance of power exists [].Arseneault et al. [] conducted a review of the mental health consequences of bullying for children and adolescents and found that bullying is associated with severe symptoms of mental health problems, including self-harm and suicidality.Bullying was shown to have detrimental effects that persist into ...
Bullying in schools: the state of knowledge and effective interventions
Abstract. During the school years, bullying is one of the most common expressions of violence in the peer context. Research on bullying started more than forty years ago, when the phenomenon was defined as 'aggressive, intentional acts carried out by a group or an individual repeatedly and over time against a victim who cannot easily defend him- or herself'.
Effects of Bullying Forms on Adolescent Mental Health and Protective
1. Introduction. Bullying is intentional and repeated aggressive behavior toward another person in which there is a real or perceived power imbalance, and the victim of bullying feels vulnerable and powerless to protect themselves [1,2,3].Bullying includes physical assault, verbal abuse, and neglect [].Globally, bullying is widespread among adolescents.
Full article: Understanding bullying from young people's perspectives
Drawing on recent research literature, the following sections illustrate and discuss some common aspects of bullying. First, the distinction between offline and online bullying is explored. Then, different modes, types and contexts of bullying are outlined, before various gender and age differences are discussed.
The Effectiveness of Policy Interventions for School Bullying: A
Conclusions. Anti-bullying policies might be effective at reducing bullying if their content is based on evidence and sound theory and if they are implemented with a high level of fidelity. More research is needed to improve on limitations among extant studies. Keywords: school, bullying, policy, law, effectiveness.
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Summary. This chapter discusses the contributions to research on bullying and cyberbullying by North American researchers. It describes several seminal studies that marked the entry of North American researchers into this field of research. It continues by reviewing the contributions of researchers from this continent to the field: several ...
Long-term effects of bullying
Definition and epidemiology. Bullying is the systematic abuse of power and is defined as aggressive behaviour or intentional harm-doing by peers that is carried out repeatedly and involves an imbalance of power, either actual or perceived, between the victim and the bully. 1 Bullying can take the form of direct bullying, which includes physical and verbal acts of aggression such as hitting ...
Bullied abroad: how foreign researchers can fight back
The proportion of postdoctoral researchers on temporary visas in the United States, for example, rose from 39% in 2009 to 56% in 2019, while that of research assistants working in the United ...
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Only 46% of students ages 12-18 who were subject to bullying behavior notified an adult at school about the incident. A higher percentage of Black students (61%) reported bullying than white students (47%), and both percentages were higher than Latino students (35%).
Full article: Bullying and cyberbullying: a bibliometric analysis of
ABSTRACT. Bullying is a topic of international interest that attracts researchers from various disciplinary areas, including education. This bibliometric study aims to map out the landscape of educational research on bullying and cyberbullying, by performing analyses on a set of Web of Science Core Collection-indexed documents published between 1991-2020.
What Imaginative Literature Can Teach Us About Bullying
This article firstly addresses the methodological challenge in drawing on imaginative literature as a source in understanding bullying. This is followed by a general survey of the profile of bullying in literature. Two key insights from literary accounts of bullying are then explored, namely, its cyclical nature and its roots in childhood. Charlottte Brontë's Jane Eyre is offered as an ...
PDF Cyberbullying: A Review of the Literature
A review of literature is provided and results and analysis of the survey are discussed as well as recommendations for future research. Erdur-Baker's (2010) study revealed that 32% of the students were victims of both cyberbullying and traditional bullying, while 26% of the students bullied others in both cyberspace and physical environments ...
Cyberbullying and its influence on academic, social, and emotional
A research, of 187 undergraduate students matriculated at a large U.S. Northeastern metropolitan Roman Catholic university (Webber and Ovedovitz, 2018), found that 4.3% indicated that they were victims of cyberbullying at the university level and a total of 7.5% students acknowledged having participated in bullying at that level while A survey ...
Bullying and Cyberbullying
The review summarizes research related to the scope of bullying in the United States; different types of bullying; theoretical foundations; predictors, risk factors, protective factors, and consequences of bullying; and interventions focused on prevention and/or reduction. Challenges and gaps in the literature are also identified.
A Review of the Literature on Bullying in U.S. Schools and How a Parent
This article is a review of the literature focusing on the laws (state and federal) pertaining to bullying and the long-term effects of being a bully. In addition, the article provides an overview of the five different types of bullying: (a) physical bullying, (b) verbal bullying, (c) bullying through relational aggression, (d) bullying through ...
Cyberbullying Among Adolescents and Children: A Comprehensive Review of
Search strategies varied according to the database consulted, and we did not limit the type of literature for inclusion. Journals, conference papers and dissertations are all available. ... Considering the overlaps between cyberbullying and traditional offline bullying, future research can explore the unique risk and protective factors that are ...
(PDF) Cyberbullying: A Literature Review
Olweus, who is commonly recognized as the pioneer in school-aged bullying research. His in-depth study of the phenomenon of school-aged bullying actually was the first of its kind (APA Online,2008 ...
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Chapter 2 Review of Related Literature. Foreign Literature. According to Rachel Pomerance Berl (2013), ever since, mistreatment in middle school has been a rite passage. Only recently did the people saw the wrongness of it. Many organizations and group of people had campaigns against bullying.
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Abstract. Bullying is a severe problem that is experienced, especially in schools. Children belong to the same social group, but some feel powerful than others and therefore take advantage of them ...
Introduction. Research on bullying victimization in schools has developed into a robust body of literature since the early 1970s. Formally defined by Olweus (Citation 1994), "a student is being bullied or victimized when he or she is exposed, repeatedly and over time, to negative actions on the part of one or more other students and where a power imbalance exists" (p. 1173).
The present study empirically investigates how school-based bullying victimization affects students' learning outcomes, taking into consideration international and gender perspectives. ... (2015). Translating research to practice in bullying prevention. American Psychologist, 70(4 ... Relationships among school climate, school safety, and ...
Bullying involves repeated hurtful actions between peers where an imbalance of power exists [].Arseneault et al. [] conducted a review of the mental health consequences of bullying for children and adolescents and found that bullying is associated with severe symptoms of mental health problems, including self-harm and suicidality.Bullying was shown to have detrimental effects that persist into ...
Abstract. During the school years, bullying is one of the most common expressions of violence in the peer context. Research on bullying started more than forty years ago, when the phenomenon was defined as 'aggressive, intentional acts carried out by a group or an individual repeatedly and over time against a victim who cannot easily defend him- or herself'.
1. Introduction. Bullying is intentional and repeated aggressive behavior toward another person in which there is a real or perceived power imbalance, and the victim of bullying feels vulnerable and powerless to protect themselves [1,2,3].Bullying includes physical assault, verbal abuse, and neglect [].Globally, bullying is widespread among adolescents.
Drawing on recent research literature, the following sections illustrate and discuss some common aspects of bullying. First, the distinction between offline and online bullying is explored. Then, different modes, types and contexts of bullying are outlined, before various gender and age differences are discussed.
Conclusions. Anti-bullying policies might be effective at reducing bullying if their content is based on evidence and sound theory and if they are implemented with a high level of fidelity. More research is needed to improve on limitations among extant studies. Keywords: school, bullying, policy, law, effectiveness.
Summary. This chapter discusses the contributions to research on bullying and cyberbullying by North American researchers. It describes several seminal studies that marked the entry of North American researchers into this field of research. It continues by reviewing the contributions of researchers from this continent to the field: several ...
Definition and epidemiology. Bullying is the systematic abuse of power and is defined as aggressive behaviour or intentional harm-doing by peers that is carried out repeatedly and involves an imbalance of power, either actual or perceived, between the victim and the bully. 1 Bullying can take the form of direct bullying, which includes physical and verbal acts of aggression such as hitting ...
The proportion of postdoctoral researchers on temporary visas in the United States, for example, rose from 39% in 2009 to 56% in 2019, while that of research assistants working in the United ...
Only 46% of students ages 12-18 who were subject to bullying behavior notified an adult at school about the incident. A higher percentage of Black students (61%) reported bullying than white students (47%), and both percentages were higher than Latino students (35%).
ABSTRACT. Bullying is a topic of international interest that attracts researchers from various disciplinary areas, including education. This bibliometric study aims to map out the landscape of educational research on bullying and cyberbullying, by performing analyses on a set of Web of Science Core Collection-indexed documents published between 1991-2020.
This article firstly addresses the methodological challenge in drawing on imaginative literature as a source in understanding bullying. This is followed by a general survey of the profile of bullying in literature. Two key insights from literary accounts of bullying are then explored, namely, its cyclical nature and its roots in childhood. Charlottte Brontë's Jane Eyre is offered as an ...
A review of literature is provided and results and analysis of the survey are discussed as well as recommendations for future research. Erdur-Baker's (2010) study revealed that 32% of the students were victims of both cyberbullying and traditional bullying, while 26% of the students bullied others in both cyberspace and physical environments ...
A research, of 187 undergraduate students matriculated at a large U.S. Northeastern metropolitan Roman Catholic university (Webber and Ovedovitz, 2018), found that 4.3% indicated that they were victims of cyberbullying at the university level and a total of 7.5% students acknowledged having participated in bullying at that level while A survey ...
The review summarizes research related to the scope of bullying in the United States; different types of bullying; theoretical foundations; predictors, risk factors, protective factors, and consequences of bullying; and interventions focused on prevention and/or reduction. Challenges and gaps in the literature are also identified.
This article is a review of the literature focusing on the laws (state and federal) pertaining to bullying and the long-term effects of being a bully. In addition, the article provides an overview of the five different types of bullying: (a) physical bullying, (b) verbal bullying, (c) bullying through relational aggression, (d) bullying through ...
Search strategies varied according to the database consulted, and we did not limit the type of literature for inclusion. Journals, conference papers and dissertations are all available. ... Considering the overlaps between cyberbullying and traditional offline bullying, future research can explore the unique risk and protective factors that are ...
Olweus, who is commonly recognized as the pioneer in school-aged bullying research. His in-depth study of the phenomenon of school-aged bullying actually was the first of its kind (APA Online,2008 ...
Chapter 2 Review of Related Literature. Foreign Literature. According to Rachel Pomerance Berl (2013), ever since, mistreatment in middle school has been a rite passage. Only recently did the people saw the wrongness of it. Many organizations and group of people had campaigns against bullying.