Being a victim of bullying was detected as a risk factor for developing violent behavior at home against their family as well as at school. Likewise,...
Research shows that adolescents with an optimal level of wellbeing are more likely to demonstrate appropriate academic skills, have higher levels of school attendance and pro-social...
The results verified that, in each class, people take on roles and positions in a social hierarchy that tend to remain fixed for some time, making...
Schools should avoid using strategies that boost peer visibility of victimization (e.g. identifying a victim in a class meeting). In addition, evaluations of bullying prevention programs...
For members of Gen Z, bullying was a top concern, with 86% of respondents saying that not being bullied is a daily priority and 30% saying...
Ninety-one percent (91%) of LGBTQ adolescents in a US survey report at least one experience of bias-based bullying.
The findings suggest that bullying, harassment and sexual violence can be reduced when adolescents learn to cope with stress, build community connections, engage with individuals from...
Weight-based discrimination appears to be one of the most common and seemingly socially sanctioned reasons to bully or discriminate against someone. As a society, we need...
Bullying among boys is often physical. Among females, the bullying is often the kind that's not visible. It's often relational bullying, such as excluding someone from...
