307 research outputs found

    Incidence of bullying and victimisation among adolescents in New Zealand

    No full text
    Bullying and victimisation are highly prevalent among young people, and both bullies and victims exhibit negative outcomes (Stassen Berger, 2007). Adolescents are greatly involved in bullying and experience particularly adverse outcomes in comparison with children (Kim & Leventhal, 2008; Simon-Davies, 2011). Furthermore bullying phenomena are under-researched in New Zealand samples. This paper aims to describe the nature of bullying and victimisation in a large sample of New Zealand adolescents and compare the findings to results from international samples. Four types of bullying will be assessed: traditional bullying inside the school, traditional bullying outside the school, cyber bullying via text message and cyber bullying via the internet. The same four types of victimisation will also be assessed

    Projections of Britain in the United States of America, Australia and New Zealand : 1900-1950

    No full text
    Heather Kerr and Lawrence Warner1. Leslie Howard and Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. : promoting the Anglo-American alliance in wartime, 1939-1943 / Fred M. Leventhal -- 2. Anglophilia and racial nationalism in the debate about US entry into World War 2 / David Goodman -- 3. Under cover : projections of British and Australian secret intelligence / Bruce Bennett -- 4. A not so genteel pen : Grace Cossington Smith’s ’British-Australian’ cartoons / Catherine Speck -- 5. ’Britons of the South Seas’: the Maori visit to London, 1911 / Mandy Treagus -- 6. Walter Murdoch, Scottish Australian English professor, on Britain / Graham Tulloch.http://trove.nla.gov.au/work/2504914

    Lumpers and Splitters: Who Knows? Who Cares?

    No full text

    Effects of Food on Behavior-Reply

    No full text

    Children and adolescents

    No full text
    corecore