Several studies analyzed the predictive role that moral disengagement and provictim attitudes have on bullying using a cross-sectional perspective, but the mechanisms through which these processes are related across time is not yet well defined. The present study aims to extend this literature considering the parallel longitudinal growth of moral disengagement, provictims attitudes and bullying across three time points within one school year.
Is Moral Disengagement towards bullying a sociocognitive mediators or a more stable attitude? / Ersilia Menesini; Annalaura Nocentini; Benedetta Emanuela Palladino. - ELETTRONICO. - (2013), pp. 312-312. (Intervento presentato al convegno 2013 Biennial Meeting Society for Research in Child Development SRCD tenutosi a Seattle nel 18-20 Aprile 2013).
Is Moral Disengagement towards bullying a sociocognitive mediators or a more stable attitude?
MENESINI, ERSILIA;NOCENTINI, ANNALAURA;PALLADINO, BENEDETTA EMANUELA
2013
Abstract
Several studies analyzed the predictive role that moral disengagement and provictim attitudes have on bullying using a cross-sectional perspective, but the mechanisms through which these processes are related across time is not yet well defined. The present study aims to extend this literature considering the parallel longitudinal growth of moral disengagement, provictims attitudes and bullying across three time points within one school year.
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