Sentences with phrase «relational bullying behaviour»

Whereas with girls, physical bullying drops considerably with a much higher increase in relational bullying behaviour throughout the school years.

For boys physical bullying remains fairly consistent throughout the school years with a constant increase of relational bullying behaviour.

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Bullying behaviour of any kind, inside or outside the school environment, refers not to a single event but to a relational pattern repeated over time where social dominance is gained through the negative use of power to harm (Crothers & Levinson, 2004; Smith, 2004; Smorti et al., 2003).

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When relational aggressive behaviour is not appropriately addressed and the perpetrator discovers an advantage through repetition, «emotional bullying» soon rears its ugly head.

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