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l17% of kids in U.S. report being bullied
l19% of kids in U.S. report bullying others |
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lCategorization of bullying |
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lBully victims (victims of bullying & bully others)
lVictims
lBystanders (active & passive observers) |
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bullying programs overview |
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lDisappointing results
lMeta-analysis show weak effects
lMost programs based on Olweus anti-bullying program (Norway)
lMost programs focus on primary prevention
lMost programs target elementary students
lFew target middle school students
lVirtually none target high school students |
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bullying ________ from elementary to middle school |
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_______ is the most common form of bullying in high school |
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examples of bullying programs |
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lSteps to Respect (universal)
lBully Busters (can be used as primary-secondary-tertiary levels)
lBullyproof
lBullyproofing Your School (universal)
lEmpirical evidence for bullying interventions weak
Most school districts rely on zero-tolerance policies (no data supporting that) |
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lGroup acting together more likely to engage in deviant behavior than alone
lSome might call that a gang
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lExamples of deviant peer contagion |
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lPrisons
lSelf contained special education classrooms
lAlternative schools
lRetention in grade
lFrats (Animal House/Old School)
lLSU football games |
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Deviant Peer Contagion Mechanisms |
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lMaintained by social dynamics
lAggregation of youth with problem behaviors (contagious process)
lDeviant labeling process (self-fulfilling prophesy)
lPositive reinforcement of deviant behavior
lDeviancy Training
lRejection by nondeviant peer group
lAcceptance by deviant peer group |
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Interventions for Peer Contagion |
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lUniversal Interventions
lGood Behavior Game
lPositive Behavior Support
lBehavior Support Plans
lSelected & Indicated Strategies
lParent training
lPeer pairing strategies
lFamily-centered interventions |
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