Revue de Recherches et Etudes Scientifiques
Volume 20, Numéro 1, Pages 564-584
2026-01-26
Authors : Ammari Mohamed Islam . Zemmouri Snoussi .
The present study aims to examine the level of school bullying behavior among first-year secondary school students (common core) and to explore its relationship with selected variables, namely gender and common-core academic track. The study seeks to identify whether these variables contribute to differences in students’ involvement in bullying behavior within the school environment. The study sample consisted of 207 male and female first-year secondary students selected from several high schools in El-Eulma, Sétif. Data were collected using the School Bullying Scale developed by Magdy Mohamed Al-Desouki (2016), which is designed to measure students’ engagement in various forms of bullying behavior. The statistical analysis revealed that first-year secondary common-core students generally demonstrate a low level of school bullying behavior. Furthermore, the results indicated that there are no statistically significant differences in bullying behavior attributable to gender. In addition, no statistically significant differences were found according to the common-core academic track.
Key words: School Bullying Behavior, First-year secondary students
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pages 128-139.
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بن سالم خديجة
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ص 690-714.
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pages 408-431.
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مصبايح فوزية
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ص 431-450.