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Bullying

Clinical Pediatrics, 2006
What's the difference between firm but fair management on the one hand, and bullying and harassment on the other? This is one of the questions that NHS Employers considers in its latest guidance.
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Management of bullying and bullying in management

Accident and Emergency Nursing, 1996
Bullying can be defined as 'the improper and frequent use of power to affect someone's life adversely' (Patchett 1992) or simply coercion by fear (Adams 1992). Bullying is thought to be a significant problem within the National Health Service (NHS) but this is based on anecdotal literature by Adams (1992), Turnbull (1995) and Kline (1994).
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Bullies, the Bullied and Bullying Narratives in Contemporary Fiction

2018
Media reports have increasingly focused on incidents of bullying and their effects on children, particularly in relation to cyber-bullying and children’s use of social media. Unsurprisingly, narratives of bullying feature prominently in recent fiction for the young. This chapter considers a selection of contemporary texts that incorporate narratives of
Clare Bradford, Lara Hedberg
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Bully, bullied and abused. Associations between violence at home and bullying in childhood

Scandinavian Journal of Public Health, 2015
Aims: The aim was to examine experiences of bullying among Swedish adolescents and whether victims and perpetrators were also exposed to violence in the home, with particular focus on how abuse severity affected the risk of exposure to bullying. Methods: A nationally representative sample of pupils aged 14–15 responded to a questionnaire exploring ...
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Two Sides of the Coin: The Bully and the Bullied

Journal of Psychosocial Nursing and Mental Health Services, 2011
Bullying has become a worldwide phenomenon that produces serious individual and societal consequences when it is ignored. There are two sides of the coin that require consideration when psychiatric-mental health (PMH) nurses conduct assessments of situations that involve bullying behaviors.
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Bullying at Barts

The Lancet, 2012
I must write to you concerning the disgraceful personal attack on our Dean for Research at Barts and the London School of Medicine and Dentistry (March 24, p 1086). You did not even have the good grace—or courage—to mention his name, but he is of course Professor Tom MacDonald, the internationally res pected gut immunologist.
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Bully for Apatosaurus

Endeavour, 2006
Thin at one end, thicker in the middle, then thin again at the other end, Brontosaurus is one of the most famous dinosaurs. So why do paleontologists call it Apatosaurus? Othniel Charles Marsh coined both names from two relatively complete specimens in the late 1870s.
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Interventions for Bullies and Bully-Victims

2003
There are a number of different approaches that professionals have taken to stop aggressive behaviors in schools. In addition to considering interventions for children who are generally aggressive, specific interventions are needed for bullies, and to some extent, different interventions are needed for children who both bully others and are also ...
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Why is the bully a bully?

2021
Adele Clark, Jacqui Blades
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