Bullying Epidemiology
New bullying epidemiology research from Columbia University outlined
Published in Mental Health Law Weekly, June 30th, 2007
Research findings, "Childhood bullies and victims and their risk of criminality in late adolescence: the Finnish From a Boy to a Man study," are discussed in a new report. In this recently published article, scientists in the United States conducted a study "To study correlations of childhood bullying and victimization with juvenile criminality. Longitudinal birth cohort study from age 8 years to ages 16 to 20 years."
"based study from Finland. The sample comprised 2551 boys (86.6% of the original birth cohort) with complete information about bullying and victimization from parents, teachers, and children at age 8 years. Information about criminal offenses from the...
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