In this work, quantitative research on the incidence of bullying attitudes present among primary and secondary school students in a Spanish area with a very low population density (the one formed by the provinces of Avila and Zamora) was carried out. The data were obtained from a standardized test designed to diagnose bullying (AVE test: Acoso y Violencia Escolar—Bullying and School Violence), which was administered to a sample of 129 students between 9 and 15 years of age in the area. The answers of the participants were statistically analyzed, using both descriptive and inferential techniques, to conclude the degree of presence of the different bullying factors analyzed by the AVE. As a result, it can be observed that almost a quarter of the participants present were at risk of being bullied, which means that the rate of bullying in sparsely populated areas is below the national average. In addition, there are strong gender gaps in terms of the typology and incidence of bullying, which shows that men and women have different behaviors in this regard.
El presente artículo es una tentativa de aproximación y comprensión del erotismo como parte inherente de la naturaleza del ser humano, prestando especial atención a su forma más extrema: la perversión. Para ello hemos recurrido a la reflexión psicoanalítica de escritos de importantes filósofos, pues el erotismo se extiende a toda la realidad humana y, como tal, hallaremos más respuestas (y nuevas preguntas) en la conjunción entre varios campos del saber. Así pues, se trata de un estudio acerca del erotismo a través del diálogo entre psicoanálisis y filosofía.
IntroductionSerial killer's (SK) familiar relations often present a disorganized adherence characterized by the paternal absence and the excessive maternal coldness or over-protection. This familiar diagram, joined to mistreatment situations, could generate different antisocial conducts in the child because of the vacancy of a significant strong figure.ObjectivesTo study, in the SK, the relation between having suffered childhood mistreatment and the sexual aggression to the victims before killing them.MethodA study is realized between the variables of childhood mistreatment and sexual aggression to the victims. The data has been extracted from 100 protocols of SK with different nationalities elaborated by the unit of analysis of criminal behavioral (University of Salamanca, Spain).ResultsThe results show a significant relation between both variables.ConclusionsIt can be confirmed that the SK who have suffered childhood mistreatment sexually attack their victims before killing them while those who did not experiment it during their childhood do not realize that conduct.Disclosure of interestThe authors have not supplied their declaration of competing interest.
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