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  Violence in the Swedish school environment: extent of the problem and its manifestations
 
 
Title: Violence in the Swedish school environment: extent of the problem and its manifestations
Author: Laflamme, Lucie
Menckel, Ewa
Aldenberg, Elisabet
Appeared in: Work
Paging: Volume 11 (2014) nr. 2 pages 143-153
Year: 2014-01-17
Contents: The current importance of school violence due to its recent increase, and also its association with school-specific psychosocial and physical environmental problems were considered as part of a recent survey of Swedish public-sector schools. The responses of the principals of a representative sample of schools (68.4% response rate) revealed that, for the school year 1995–1996, violence was a problem regarded as ‘moderate’ or ‘large’ in 15% of schools, ‘small’ in 62%, and as ‘non-significant’ in 20%. There has been a non-uniform trend in perceptions of violence across types of schools and municipalities since 1990. Schools where violence has been a problem for some time were more likely to express dissatisfaction with the psychosocial and physical environment of the school, and to emphasize individual and adult-supervision factors as injury determinants. Prevention of intentional injuries requires a variety of interventions, adapted according to factors associated with the problem at local level.
Publisher: IOS Press
Source file: Elektronische Wetenschappelijke Tijdschriften
 
 

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