Victims and offenders in a situation of bulling: who are they?
Author(s) -
V.I. Ekimova,
A.M. Zalaldinova
Publication year - 2015
Publication title -
journal of modern foreign psychology
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2304-4977
DOI - 10.17759/jmfp.2015040401
Subject(s) - psychology , phenomenon , aggression , scarcity , character (mathematics) , mental health , descriptive statistics , social psychology , criminology , psychiatry , epistemology , statistics , philosophy , geometry , mathematics , economics , microeconomics
Bulling is one of the most common form of violence in the school environment, adversely affecting the physical and mental health of all its members. The article provides a brief review of foreign studies of this phenomenon, the actual statistics of its prevalence and forms of manifestation. Research focuses on the General characteristics of the bulling participants – aggressors and victims of aggression. The article points to the descriptive character of the studies and contradictory results. It also draws attention to the scarcity of diagnostic tools and a lack of understanding of the psychological component of the problem.
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