ICPS
2021 APS Virtual Convention · 2021
Effects of Framing Bullying Experiences on Social Behavior
- Treva Kennedy-Pyers
Suffolk University - Sarah Hopkins
Suffolk University - Abigail Stark
McLean Hospital - Gary Fireman
Suffolk University
Abstract
This study demonstrated that framing bullying experiences in terms of resilience and negative effects affected estimations of the likelihood of social engagement. Females in the Resiliency Group were most likely to intervene as bystanders, while males in the Negative Effects Group were least likely to intervene.
Bullying