Negative Peer Relations - Bullying and Victimization
8 important questions on Negative Peer Relations - Bullying and Victimization
How is data for bullying and victimization measured?
- Questionnaires
- Self-report
- Peer-report
- Parent/teacher report
- Direct observations
What is the healthy context paradox?
So a healthy context is unhealthy for victims.
What are bullies that are bistrategic controllers?
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What is the participant role approach of bullying?
- Assistants
- Reinforcers (laughers)
- Defenders
- Outsiders
What is the retaliation hypothesis?
How do teachers affect the amount of bullying in a classroom?
- Teachers define bullying in different manners and not consistently with the scientific definition of bullying
- Teachers may think students are overreacting
- The level of control of bullying for different teachers
- The external attribution of teachers, thinking it's because of parenting or outside school
- Teachers have a history of bullying
- The self-esteem levels of teachers
What is the work environment hypothesis?
What is the individual-dispositions hypothesis?
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