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Korean Journal of Psychology: General

  • KOREAN
  • P-ISSN1229-067X
  • E-ISSN2734-1127
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A Component Analysis of Three Types of Bullying Among Elementary School Students: An Application of Social Relations Model

Korean Journal of Psychology: General / Korean Journal of Psychology: General, (P)1229-067X; (E)2734-1127
2006, v.25 no.1, pp.23-45


Abstract

The present study purported to examine the degree to which proportion of bullying takes place among harmer, victim, and their relationship in three types of bullying. It was also investigated which personality traits is related to bullying and victimizing behaviors and the reciprocity of bullying. The subjects were the 5th and 6th graders of elementary schools, Changwon city. They were randomly divided into 52 groups of all 4 boys(208 boys) and 45 groups of all 4 girls(180 girls) respectively. Each group with 4 students of the same sex. To begin with, groups were instructed to fill in the questionnaire about their personality traits and self-esteem. And then they rated all other members in their group via a round robin method. The major results as follows: First, harmer effect was about 16%, victim effect was about 6%, and their relationship effect was about 25% in bullying. Specifically, linguistic bullying was more triggered by their relationships, and harmer effect was more obvious in the boys than in the girls. Second, personality traits presumably related to bullying behaviors were not salient. But the girls who were lower in self-esteem and agreeableness were more likely to be bullied by peers. The boys who were less agreeable were more likely to become the target of alienation and linguistic bullying. Overall, there were stronger relations between personality factors and bullying among the girls than those among boys. Lastly, the boys showed reciprocity in all types of bullying. The reciprocity was particularly remarkable in an alienation type. Meanwhile, the girls showed less reciprocity in all kinds of bullying.

keywords
집단따돌림, 사회관계모형, 상호성, bullying, Social Relations Model, reciprocity

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