2011
DOI: 10.1111/j.1099-0860.2011.00376.x
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The Relationship Between Use of School‐Based Peer Support Initiatives and the Social and Emotional Well‐Being of Bullied and Non‐bullied Students

Abstract: This study investigated whether use of peer support initiatives in three secondary schools was related to Year 7 students' positive perception of social support from peers and self-esteem. Results suggest that the use of these frameworks was related to higher perceived frequency of social support from other students, but not close friend support or self-esteem. The findings also provide support for a buffering model based on victim status. The relationship between the use of peer support schemes and well-being… Show more

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“…Ttofi and Farrington (2011) found that the effectiveness of anti-bullying programmes increased with the age of participants. They also found that peer work did not appear to be a successful intervention approach, although others have argued that structured peer support schemes may provide protection from the negative associations of victimisation (Houlston, Smith, & Jessel, 2011). Ttofi and Farrington (2011) suggested that a system of accrediting effective anti-bullying programmes should be developed.…”
Section: Current Anti-bullying Programmesmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Ttofi and Farrington (2011) found that the effectiveness of anti-bullying programmes increased with the age of participants. They also found that peer work did not appear to be a successful intervention approach, although others have argued that structured peer support schemes may provide protection from the negative associations of victimisation (Houlston, Smith, & Jessel, 2011). Ttofi and Farrington (2011) suggested that a system of accrediting effective anti-bullying programmes should be developed.…”
Section: Current Anti-bullying Programmesmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…En primer lugar, hubiera sido interesante realizar un seguimiento adicional de los efectos encontrados, para observar la estabilidad de los mismos, aspecto frecuentemente olvidado una vez que se han encontrado efectos positivos a corto plazo (Smith, 2011). Por otra parte, de cara a futuras investigaciones sobre el impacto de estos programas, se deben integrar de forma conjunta, diferentes niveles de comprobación de los efectos, es decir, nivel de usuarios directos del programa, nivel actitudinal, nivel sociogrupal, nivel global de clima de centro, etc.…”
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“…Otros estudios aportan datos sobre la frecuencia con la que los docentes informan de que el ambiente de la escuela se convierte en más seguro y más solidario tras la introducción de un sistema de ayuda de los compañeros y que las relaciones entre iguales en general, mejoran (Cowie, Naylor, Talamelli, Chauhan y Smith, 2002;Cremin, 2007;Houlston, Smith y Jessel, 2011).…”
Section: Eficacia De Los Sistemas De Ayuda Entre Igualesunclassified
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