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Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Clinics of North America, 2016
Bullying refers to aggressive behavior that is repetitive and intentional in which a power differential exists between the victim and bully. The negative effects of bullying on an individual's mental and physical health are substantial and in line with other major forms of child maltreatment.
David C, Rettew, Sara, Pawlowski
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Bullying refers to aggressive behavior that is repetitive and intentional in which a power differential exists between the victim and bully. The negative effects of bullying on an individual's mental and physical health are substantial and in line with other major forms of child maltreatment.
David C, Rettew, Sara, Pawlowski
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Cyber-Bullies as Cyborg-Bullies
International Journal of Technoethics, 2015This paper advocates a re-introduction of the notion of cyborg in order to acquire a new perspective on studies concerning the development of human cognition in highly technological environments. In particular, the auhtors will show how the notion of cyborg properly engages cognitive issues that have a powerful resonance especially as far as social ...
Tommaso Bertolotti, Lorenzo Magnani
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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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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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To Bully or Not to Bully, That Is Not the Question
Journal of Adolescent Research, 2012Twenty-eight early adolescent boys and girls suspended from school for bullying provided accounts of the importance of reputation in their daily lives, specifically how they initiated, promoted, and then maintained their reputation through bullying.
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Bullies, the Bullied and Bullying Narratives in Contemporary Fiction
2018Media 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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Management of bullying and bullying in management
Accident and Emergency Nursing, 1996Bullying 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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