2015
DOI: 10.5209/rev_rced.2015.v26.n3.43996
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Conductas agresivas y de Bullying desde la perspectiva de actividad física, lugar de residencia y género en adolescentes de Granada

Abstract: ResumenEn este trabajo de investigación se tiene como objetivo analizar y establecer los índices de Victimización, Bullying y Conducta Violenta y su posible relación con el género, residencia habitual y práctica de A.F de adolescentes de 13 a 17 años de Granada (España). La participación de un total de 2.273 adolescentes permitió el registro y evaluación de las variables Victimización (escala de Victimización en la Escuela), Conducta Violenta (medida con la escala de Conducta Violenta en la Escuela), Bullying,… Show more

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“…The recognized intervention components for anti-bullying programs, such as classroom rules, classroom management, informal peer involvement, cooperative group work, and mental health, can be met not only from education but also from an embodied human physical activity experience, whether playing outdoors or avoiding sedentary videogame play (Matias & Piggin, 2022). Physical activity, for example, is recognized as encouraging/provoking group management, supporting and promoting mental health and psychological attributes, minimizing power imbalance, and meeting immediate human needs for positive interaction (Zurita Ortega et al, 2015). Emphasizing an experienced view of behavior change and looking at behaviors that strongly permeate/influence adolescents’ lives might send a more meaningful message to these adolescents to change toward an anti-bullying attitude.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The recognized intervention components for anti-bullying programs, such as classroom rules, classroom management, informal peer involvement, cooperative group work, and mental health, can be met not only from education but also from an embodied human physical activity experience, whether playing outdoors or avoiding sedentary videogame play (Matias & Piggin, 2022). Physical activity, for example, is recognized as encouraging/provoking group management, supporting and promoting mental health and psychological attributes, minimizing power imbalance, and meeting immediate human needs for positive interaction (Zurita Ortega et al, 2015). Emphasizing an experienced view of behavior change and looking at behaviors that strongly permeate/influence adolescents’ lives might send a more meaningful message to these adolescents to change toward an anti-bullying attitude.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…El estudio 'Conductas agresivas y de bullyng desde la perspectiva de la AF' evaluó la agresión en adolescentes, relacionada con la ejecución de actividad físico-deportiva, determinándose ciertas diferencias por género (Zurita et al, 2015). En el trabajo 'violencia, conflicto y agresividad en el escenario escolar' se explicitan diversas causas de la violencia escolar y de la agresión, y fenómenos sociales complejos en las instituciones educativas (Ramírez y Arcila, 2013).…”
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“…The victimised person suffers a series of problems associated with the bullying situation described as low self-esteem, emotional difficulties, shame, self-pity, social isolation, depression, anxiety, feelings of loneliness or suicidal ideation, among others [1,3,6]. Some studies present profiles that may be more sensitive to being bullied, such as women, students in secondary education, students with a low socioeconomic level, or adolescents outside the family context [1,7,8]. Physical activity contributes to the development of different dimensions of the personality [9] and has therefore become a context of interest to study the relationship with bullying.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In terms of gender, studies that address the issue in general show differences between boys and girls in terms of the type of bullying, with physical and verbal bullying being more prevalent in boys and relational bullying in girls [27,28]. In terms of physical activity as a differentiating factor, there is a greater aggressiveness and victimisation in boys who practice physical activity and a higher score in girls in terms of suffering from bullying [8]. Other studies point to a higher risk of developing aggressive or antisocial behaviours in boys and a lower risk of developing these behaviours in girls, in general, and the development of prosocial, respectful, and self-control behaviours in boys and girls who practise sports [21].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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