An Examination of Teachers’ Attitudes Towards Bullying, Their Coping Strategies for Handling Bullying, and Perceived School Climate

Şen, Zeynep; Doğan, Aysun

doi:10.15390/eb.2021.8942

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“…Şen and Doğ an (2021) also add concentration problems, sleeping problems and eating problems to all the symptoms mentioned above. Regarding the psychological effects derived from bullying it is possible to highlight the following: loneliness, social anxiety, lower self-esteem, post-traumatic stress syndrome and suicidal thoughts (Şen and Doğ an, 2021). De Lara (2019) confirmed in different studies that long-term consequences derived from bullying are related to health and psychological problems and to relationship problems.…”

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How can bullying affect body image? A systematic review to understand the relationship between bul-lying, body image and eating disorders

Martínez-López,

Gil-Madrona,

Montoya-Fernández

et al. 2024

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Nowadays bullying has become one of the biggest challenges faced by teachers all around the world due to the consequences it has on the victims in the long and short term. The most common consequences expressed by bullying victims are anxiety, depression, socialization problems, lower self-esteem, and a negative perception of their body image. The negative perfection of body image has a very strong relationship with the development of eating disorders. Due to this fact, it is crucial to study the relationship that bullying and eating disorders might have. By using PRISMA model (Page et al., 2021) a systematic review to prove this relationship has been developed. After searching and analyzing different articles, the included sample and the instruments used, it was possible to conclude that being a victim of bullying is related with developing an eating disorder. For this reason, it is crucial to create prevention programs at schools that help teachers, parents and the different professionals to face both problems as it is essential to keep students safe inside and outside the classroom. Keywords: Bullying; eating disorders; body image; systematic review; physical education; prevention.

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How can bullying affect body image? A systematic review to understand the relationship between bul-lying, body image and eating disorders

Martínez-López,

Gil-Madrona,

Montoya-Fernández

et al. 2024

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“…A stringent requirement is that classroom management preserves free flow and transparent education and bullying reduction. (Şen, & Doğan, 2021;Baraldsnes, 2020).…”

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A qualitative case study to Examine Teachers’ Perceptions of bullying within K-12 institutions

Peabody¹

2023

World J. Adv. Res. Rev.

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Teachers’ perceptions are a poignant factor in addressing bullying. Bullying within K-12 institutions has been a major concern for schools and teachers in the United States and around the world. The utmost concern about this topic is to address teachers’ perceptions about bullying and how these perceptions can be used in bullying prevention and reduction initiatives within the K-12 community. The topic for this study is A qualitative case study: To examine teachers’ perceptions of bullying-related situations within K-12 institutions. Moreover, teachers’ perceptions are extremely important, and it has been identified as the legitimate factor in maintaining student good conduct. Bullying behavior continues to baffle teachers because it has resulted in suicidal ideation and death, students' low self-esteem, and rejecting the notion of even being in school. This study intends to help reduce bullying situations in schools.

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An Examination of Teachers’ Attitudes Towards Bullying, Their Coping Strategies for Handling Bullying, and Perceived School Climate

Cited by 2 publications

References 46 publications

How can bullying affect body image? A systematic review to understand the relationship between bul-lying, body image and eating disorders

How can bullying affect body image? A systematic review to understand the relationship between bul-lying, body image and eating disorders

A qualitative case study to Examine Teachers’ Perceptions of bullying within K-12 institutions

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