Crick N R, Bigbee M A
Institute of Child Development, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis 55455, USA.
J Consult Clin Psychol. 1998 Apr;66(2):337-47. doi: 10.1037//0022-006x.66.2.337.
This research addressed 2 limitations of past research on peer victimization: the tendency to study boys only and the tendency to focus on forms of peer maltreatment that are common in boys' peer groups (victimization through overt aggression) but occur much less frequently in girls' peer groups. Peer- and self-report instruments were used to assess a relational form of victimization in addition to the overt form that has been the focus of past research. Results showed that girls were more relationally victimized, whereas boys were more overtly victimized. Both forms of victimization were shown to predict concurrent sociopsychological adjustment problems significantly (e.g., peer rejection, loneliness) beyond aggression. Victims identified through a combination of self- and peer-reports were particularly maladjusted.
一是以往研究倾向于只研究男孩,二是倾向于关注在男孩同伴群体中常见的同伴虐待形式(通过公然攻击进行的侵害),而这种形式在女孩同伴群体中出现的频率要低得多。除了以往研究关注的公然形式外,还使用了同伴报告和自我报告工具来评估一种关系型侵害形式。结果表明,女孩更容易受到关系型侵害,而男孩更容易受到公然侵害。两种侵害形式都被证明能显著预测同时出现的社会心理适应问题(如同伴排斥、孤独感),且超出了攻击行为的影响。通过自我报告和同伴报告相结合确定的受害者适应不良问题尤为严重。