Elementary School Male Aggression: Framing Aggression Reduction Programs for Effectiveness

Gibson, Jamel A.

doi:10.20448/journal.522/2016.2.1/522.1.7.10

EDU

2016

DOI: 10.20448/journal.522/2016.2.1/522.1.7.10

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Elementary School Male Aggression: Framing Aggression Reduction Programs for Effectiveness

Jamel A. Gibson

Abstract: This study explores the use of framing techniques to help educators, administrators, and leaders to determine the effectiveness of programs designed to reduce elementary school male aggression.

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“…Different types and causes of aggression are included in these studies [16]. It has been found that these reasons leading to aggression at the educational level have consequences such as dropping out of school, failing to achieve academically desired success, being charged, and punished [17]. Some educational programs implemented at school and grade levels have been shown to control levels of aggression and make school environments more desirable [18].…”

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The effect of birth month and seasons on athlete aggression

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In this study, there were 3,335 football players from four continents from around the world formed a study universe in which the causes of athlete aggression. Also, the factors affecting athlete aggression were investigated with different variables. It has been observed that the levels of aggression of footballers are different according to the positions they play. As the number of matches that players participate in increases, aggression levels increase among the important results. A correlation was found between the ages of the footballers and their levels of aggression, but it was concluded that athletes born in December were more aggressive. Those born in January and those born in winter have shown minimal levels of aggression compared to other footballers. It has been interpreted as having higher levels of aggression, with football players born in December and winter receiving more penalties than other participants. In the continents where football players were born, the highest number of athlete aggression was observed in the participating football players from the continent of Europe, while the aggression of athletes born in the continent of Africa and Asia was found to be lower. Taking into account the data obtained from the research, it was concluded that the athlete's position, age, month, and season of birth and continent of birth are factors affecting athlete aggression.

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The Impact of Democracy, Corruption and Military Expenditure on Environmental Degradation: Evidence From Top Six Asean Countries

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Purpose of the study: The current study aims to examine the relationship between corruption, democracy, military expenditure and environmental degradation in a panel of six ASEAN countries including Malaysia, Indonesia, Philippines, Thailand, Singapore and Vietnam using a panel data from 1995 to 2017. Methodology: In addition, the current study is unique in applying the sophisticated methods of panel Fully Modified Ordinary Least Square (FMOLS) and Dynamic Ordinary Least Square (DOLS) that have been adopted in several earlier quality research. Main Findings: The results of panel estimations conclude that corruption, military expenditure, and democracy have a noteworthy and significant impact on carbon dioxide emission in ASEAN countries. The results of FMOLS and DOLS confirm that there is a positive and significant impact of military expenditure and corruption on carbon dioxide emission. However, we found a negative and significant impact of democracy on carbon dioxide emission in all selected ASEAN countries. Implications: In general, the consequences of both statistical estimations affirm that corruption, democracy, and military expenditure are the critical and noteworthy determinants of carbon dioxide emission in ASEAN nations.

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Elementary School Male Aggression: Framing Aggression Reduction Programs for Effectiveness

Abstract: This study explores the use of framing techniques to help educators, administrators, and leaders to determine the effectiveness of programs designed to reduce elementary school male aggression.

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References 16 publications

The effect of birth month and seasons on athlete aggression

The effect of birth month and seasons on athlete aggression

The Impact of Democracy, Corruption and Military Expenditure on Environmental Degradation: Evidence From Top Six Asean Countries

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