Bullying among girls in Japan and Hong Kong: An examination of the frustration-aggression model
Published in Educational Research and Evaluation • Aug 1, 2007
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Authors:,
Frank Wai‐ming Tam
Mitsuru Taki
Abstract
One widely accepted explanation of bullying, known as the aggressive-motive thesis, assumes that bullying is a form of aggressive behaviour triggered by external stress. However, recent evidences have suggested a different explanation, known as the frustration-aggression thesis, which asserts that b...
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