Bullying na adolescência: visão panorâmica no Brasil

The Relationship Between Exposure to Media Violence and School Bullying in Jordan

“…Pigozi and Machado (2015) analyzed literature addressing bullying among adolescents in Brazil. They found that many studies emphasized the need for an interdisciplinary approach; between education, health, family, and community.…”

“…The authors recommended demonstration of educational campaigns for schools and families (Serra-Negra et al, 2015). Finally, there is a need to create policies to address bullying and promote training and support educators to deal with bullying in school (Pigozi & Machado, 2015). Initiatives include construction of policies, legislations, and bullying preventions programs, to prevent further development of this deleterious phenomenon and to ensure that the school environment is healthy, secured, and supportive for learning and education.…”

Fatores associados a violências contra crianças em Serviços Sentinela de Urgência nas capitais brasileiras

“…Other studies have described violence committed at school among younger adolescents, notably those aged between 11 and 13 years, in the form of bullying, which also includes physical violence 26 . Most studies on school violence address violence involving adolescents rather than young children, while studies on child violence tend to focus on domestic violence 21 , showing the need for further research in this area.…”

“…There is a large body of evidence surrounding violence committed by family members that gives cause for grave concern 31,32 . However, few studies on violence against children committed by friends exist and, given that most studies in this area concentrate on adolescents, further research is necessary to gain a deeper understanding of this problem 26 .…”

A prática de bullying entre escolares brasileiros e fatores associados, Pesquisa Nacional de Saúde do Escolar 2015

“…It is characterized by intentional and repetitive aggressive behaviors in relationships where there is an imbalance of power 3 . It includes physical (hitting, or kicking a colleague for example), verbal (humiliating nicknames, insults, swearing), psychological (scaring, stalking, intimidating, bribing and other behaviors) and other forms of violence [3][4][5] .…”