2013
DOI: 10.1177/0886260513505216
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School Bullying in Adolescence and Personality Traits

Abstract: This study examined the differences in personality traits between the clusters reflecting the roles in violent interactions among high school students. The sample included 397 students (51.1% male) of Serbian nationality from the first to the fourth grades of different high schools. Based on scores of five dimensions related to peer violence (Physical Aggression, Psychological Aggression, Victimization, Adapted Behavior, and Risky Behavior), three clusters were extracted: Adapted Adolescents, Victims, and Bull… Show more

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“…In theory, this approach is based on the experiences that groups of homogenous adolescents share rather than focusing on individual difference variables (Bergman & Magnusson, ). Additionally, some researchers have advocated a person‐ versus a variable‐centered approach when examining peer victimization because the roles associated with aggressive behavior (e.g., victim, bully) represent groups of similar individuals who share trait configurations and outcomes distinct to that group membership, and who tend to retain that membership from early to later adolescence (Kodzopeljic, Smederevac, Mitrovic, Dinic, & Colovic, ).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In theory, this approach is based on the experiences that groups of homogenous adolescents share rather than focusing on individual difference variables (Bergman & Magnusson, ). Additionally, some researchers have advocated a person‐ versus a variable‐centered approach when examining peer victimization because the roles associated with aggressive behavior (e.g., victim, bully) represent groups of similar individuals who share trait configurations and outcomes distinct to that group membership, and who tend to retain that membership from early to later adolescence (Kodzopeljic, Smederevac, Mitrovic, Dinic, & Colovic, ).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Стога постаје јасније зашто поједин-ци узимају различите улоге у насилној интеракцији: важне детерминанте насилног понашања су управо особине личности, на шта упућују и закључци психолошких истраживања (нпр. Barlett & Anderson, 2012;Čolović i sar., 2015;Gleason et al, 2004;Kodžopeljić et al, 2014).…”
Section: особине личности ученика и насилна интеракција у основној школиunclassified
“…Досадашњи резултати истраживања повезаности особина личности и насил-ног понашања једнозначно упућују на закључак да агресивност остварује позитив-не релације с испољавањем насиља на старијем основношколском узрасту (Solberg & Olweus, 2003;Sharpe & Desai, 2001;Tremblay & Ewart, 2005), што је потврђено и у истраживањима која су спроведена у Србији (Čolović i sar., 2014;Čolović et al, 2015;Kodžopeljić et al, 2014). Веза између агресивности и вршења насиља најчешће се објашњава биолошким основама агресивности (нпр.…”
Section: особине личности ученика и насилна интеракција у основној школиunclassified
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“…Međutim, neki njegovi aspekti, poput hipersenzitivnosti, mogu se shvatiti i kao potencijalni prediktori nasilničkog ponašanja, ili ponašanja žrtve-provokatora. S druge strane, Agresivnost i Negativna valenca umereno i pozitivno koreliraju sa dimenzijom Sklonosti ka nasilnom ponašanju, što je u skladu s ranijim istraživanjima (Kodžopeljić, Mitrović, Smederevac, Dinić, & Čolović, 2014). Nasilnici očigledno imaju snažan agresivni poriv, ali zbog izražene Negativne valence se pretpostavlja da agresijom zapravo odaju sliku o sebi kao o jakim i opasnim osobama s kojima se ne sme "kačiti".…”
Section: Diskusijaunclassified