The Development of a Self-report Measure of Covert Aggression and Bullying for Upper Primary School Aged Children
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Open access
Authors
Nelson, Helen Jean
Date
2019Supervisor
Garth Kendall
Type
Thesis
Award
PhD
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Health Sciences
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School of Nursing, Midwifery and Paramedicine
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Abstract
This research sought to understand the power imbalance experienced by 8-12 year old children who are bullied at school. A particular focus was the subtle forms of bullying that are hidden from teachers. Two measurement instruments were developed. One measured physical and social aspects of power, the second measured children’s experience of teacher support. This will inform the design of interventions that will help children cope when they experience bullying at school.
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