Bullying and Drugs
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Violence, Aggression Bullying, Intimidation, Adolescent and Drug UseAbstract
This documentary research approaches the school violence, commonly known as bullying, through a review of the scientific literature about this topic developed in the last ten years and some articles considered classics; to track elements as background, theoretical developments, measuring instruments, emotional stability implications, relationship with drug use and prevention strategies. The literature review allows conclude that bullying should be managed as a public health problem that demands early and comprehensive interventions, that includes students, families and scholar personal, thereby promoting coexistence and preventing the emergence of dysfunctional behaviors such as drug use and delinquency.
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