The effects of family variables on school bullying

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University of Canterbury, College of Education, Health and Human Development
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2015
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Jones, Graeme
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Bullies, victims and bully/victims were more likely to experience the authoritarian style of parenting. The authoritative parenting style was significant in creating non-bullies and non-victims. This critical analysis examines eight studies and considers the effects of family variables, including secure and insecure attachment, family disharmony, and socioeconomic status on school bullying.

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School bullying, families, parenting styles, socioeconomic status
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