Compassion and Empathy in Educational Contexts 2019
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-18925-9_6
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Fostering Students’ Psychological Well-Being Amidst the Threat of Bullying: Emotional Intelligence May Hold the Key

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“…RJ's approach in resolving cyberbullying conflicts was very important to do to get rid of prolonged feelings of mutual hatred because basically cyberbullying was not only an act of violating the law but also attacking the feelings of the victim, so that the use of RJ was not only focused on resolving disputes but also as a preventive measure for acts of violence or the same crime (Kulkarni & Patki, 2019). John Braithwaite said that "one approach to achieving success from RJ is the theory of reintegrate shaming or known as the theory of embarrassment" (Braithwaite, 2020).…”
Section: Article 27 Paragraph (4) Of the Ite Lawmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…RJ's approach in resolving cyberbullying conflicts was very important to do to get rid of prolonged feelings of mutual hatred because basically cyberbullying was not only an act of violating the law but also attacking the feelings of the victim, so that the use of RJ was not only focused on resolving disputes but also as a preventive measure for acts of violence or the same crime (Kulkarni & Patki, 2019). John Braithwaite said that "one approach to achieving success from RJ is the theory of reintegrate shaming or known as the theory of embarrassment" (Braithwaite, 2020).…”
Section: Article 27 Paragraph (4) Of the Ite Lawmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…En este estudio la IE está conceptualizada desde el modelo de Mayer y Salovey (1997), definiéndose como un recurso o habilidad mediante la cual las personas pueden identificar emociones propias y ajenas, comprenderlas, expresarlas y regularlas para poder afrontar las diversas situaciones diarias (Mayer et al, 2016;Mayer y Salovey, 1997). Los adolescentes con altos niveles de IE parecen usar estrategias más adaptativas y apropiadas ante dificultades diarias y transgresiones interpersonales (Kulkarni y Patki, 2019;Quintana-Orts, Mérida-López, et al, 2020), lo cual les lleva a regular las emociones desagradables y a experimentar emociones más agradables que, a su vez, va a favorecer el mantenimiento de una perspectiva de vida y una evaluación de la SV en general más positiva (Lopez-Zafra et al, 2019).…”
Section: Inteligencia Emocional Como Factor Protectorunclassified
“…Una gran cantidad de estudios previos han analizado las posibles diferencias de género respecto a las probabilidades de sufrir acoso escolar, el desarrollo de la IE y la SV en la población adolescente (p.ej., Chen et al, 2020;Kulkarni y Patki, 2019;Nozaki, 2019). Por una parte, se ha encontrado que, en general, los chicos presentan una mayor probabilidad de ser víctimas de acoso (p.ej., Borualogo y Casas, 2019; Miranda et al, 2019;Smith et al, 2019), en contraposición con otros estudios que sugieren lo contrario, señalando que son las chicas quienes presentan un mayor riesgo de sufrirlo (p.ej., Nozaki, 2019).…”
Section: Diferencias De Génerounclassified
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