Protective Factors
Teacher-Student connectedness can act as a __________ against peer-victimization and bullying
What is a protective factor?
When a school psychologist advises a teacher on how to effectively manage bullying in the classroom, this is known as:
What is Consultation?
Being raised in a different type of this can change how one perceives the world and academic achievement.
What is culture?
This type of bullying is when one aims to lower another person’s social status, but does not physically harm another person.
What is Relational Bullying?
This refers to one’s personal view on how well they will do academically.
What is academic self-concept?
Getting involved in these types of activities can act as a protective factor against victimization and bullying.
What are extracurricular activities?
When a school psychologist gets directly involved with creating and implementing a plan to prevent bullying in a school, this would be an example of which main area of school psychology?
What is Intervention?
Research has shown that bullying has this type of correlation with academic achievement.
What is negative?
This type of bullying could be seen in the form of a student being called out and embarrassed in front of the class by a teacher.
What is teacher-student bullying?
This data collection method are how researchers typically gather information about levels of bullying in schools
What are self-reports?
A positive _______ has been shown to cause an overall decrease of bullying in schools
What is a School Climate?
If a school psychologist conducted a test of social-emotional functioning as a part of looking into bullying and its effects on students, this would be an example of which of the three main areas of school psychology?
What is Assessment?
Research has shown that being subjected to this at a young age can result in an increased use of alcohol in later life.
What is bullying?
This type of bullying is often physical and aims at causing harm to another person.
What is directional bullying?
Studies have found that this gender tends to have greater behavioral difficulties over time after engaging in bullying in middle school.
What are females?
Studies show that an increase in this increases the number of student interventions when put in a situations where ones peer may be bullied.
What is School faculty intervention
A school psychologist should think about this attributing factor to bad grades when assessing a child who is being bullied
What is Stress?
A one standard deviation increase in student-reported perception of teasing and bullying was associated with a 20.6%________ in high school dropout counts.
What is increase?
This type of bullying could be seen in the form of a student being called out and embarrassed in front of the class by a teacher.
What is teacher-student bullying?
This is a variable that explains the relationship between two other variables.
What is a mediator?
It is important to use an ________ based approach to create a positive school climate in the prevention of bullying
What is an evidence based approach?
In order to prevent bullying, a school psychologist could create a school wide reward system for this type of behavior
What is Pro social behavior?
In a study done with identical twins, differences in this factor caused significant differences in academic performance when comparing the twins
What is Peer Rejection?
Also known as bullying, This term can be defined as the aggression coming from children directed at other children.
What is peer victimization?
DAILY DOUBLE!!!!
This is Dr. Rodger's daughter's name
What is Jane?