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. 2018 Jan 17;27(2):e1605. doi: 10.1002/mpr.1605

Table 3.

Adolescent exposure to school violence events and self‐perceived bullying victimization reported by in‐school adolescents (n = 669)

Adolescent violence exposure events

Adolescents

In school

(Age 11–15)

n (%)

School violence (events occurring more than once in the past 6 months)
Physical aggression
Another pupil has tried to kick him/her 28 (4.7)
Another pupil has threatened him/her 9 (1.9)
Another pupil has tried to trip him/her up 19 (3.2)
Another pupil has tried to hit him/her 16 (3.2)
Any physical aggression (events occurring more than once in the past 6 months) 46 (8.7)
Verbal harassment
Another pupil has called him/her names 63 (11.1)
Another pupil has teased him/her 68 (10.1)
Another pupil has teased him/her about his/her family 7 (1.5)
Another pupil has teased him/her because he/she was different 17 (2.0)
Another pupil has tried to hurt his/her feelings 27 (3.8)
Any verbal harassment (events occurring more than once in the past 6 months) 111 (17.6)
Social manipulation
Another pupil has ganged up on him/her 3 (0.3)
Another pupil has tried to make him/her hurt other people 17 (2.4)
Another pupil has tried to get him/her into trouble 26 (3.9)
Another pupil has made him/her do something he/she didn't want to 6 (0.5)
Another pupil has threatened to tell on him/her 25 (3.5)
Another pupil has told a lie about him/her 37 (7.1)
Any social manipulation (events occurring more than once in the past 6 months) 71 (11.3)
Any school violence (events occurring more than once in the past 6 months) 141 (21.9)
Self‐perceived bullying victimization (more than once a week in the past 6 months) 37 (5.5)