Aggressive, Assertive, and Non-Confrontational Forms of Defending Peer Victims of Bullying: Differentiation of Forms and Consequences of Defending

Authors

Diana J. Meter, Utah State UniversityFollow
Alysha Ramirez Hall, University of California
Noel A. Card, University of Connecticut

Document Type

Presentation

Journal/Book Title/Conference

16th Society for Research on Adolescence Meeting

Location

Baltimore, MD

Publication Date

3-31-2016

Recommended Citation

Meter, D. J., Ramirez Hall, A., & Card, N. A. (March 2016). Aggressive, assertive, and non-confrontational forms of defending peer victims of bullying: Differentiation of forms and consequences of defending. D. Meter (Chair), Different Approaches to Bullying and Participant Role Research Illuminate Important Nuances of Bullying-Related Constructs. Paper presented at the 16th Society for Research on Adolescence Meeting, Baltimore, MD.