100656: Peer Victimization: The Case for Social Work Intervention

About the Course:

Summarizes the research on bullying and discusses implications for social work practice. This article is from the journal “Families in Society” (Vol. 84, Issue 4), published by the Alliance for Children and Families. COURSE SYLLABUS I. Introduction II. Definition of Bullying III. Prevalence of Peer Victimization IV. Effects of Peer Victimization V. Factors Associated With Peer Victimization VI. Implications for Practice VII. Conclusion

Publication Date:

2003/ Vol. 84, No. 4

Author

Faye Mishna, PhD

About the Author:

Assistant Professor Faculty of Social Work University of Toronto

Recommended For:

This course is recommended for social workers, counselors, psychologists, and other human services and behavioral health professionals who seek knowledge about bullying. It is appropriate for participants with all levels of knowledge about the topic.

Course Objectives:

1. summarize the research on bullying.

2. identify implications for social work practice regarding bullying.