英文摘要 |
There has been high frequency of bullying happened at the general and vocational high schools of Taiwan and existence of a lot of undisclosed data. Therefore, the research takes the students of the general and vocational high schools in Kaohsiung City, Taiwan as targets, and further explores whether the students of these general and vocational high schools are affected by social concern characteristics and bullying bystanders' experiences, which adapt prosocial bystander behavior to assist the bullied classmates. This research selected 1,100 students from general and vocational high schools in Kaohsiung City. In addition, The research takes the social concern theory of Agnew (2014) as well as the bystander effect of Darley and Latané(1968) as a framework. In research finding, among the experiences of bullying bystanders in general and vocational high schools are verbal bullying and relational bullying. Through multivariate statistical analysis, the research discovers that gender, family atmosphere and parents’marital status are the main factors affecting prosocial bystanders’inclination in times of looking on verbal bullying and relational bullying. And there’s a strong correlation between social concern, bullying bystanders' experiences and prosocial bystander’s behaviors among general and vocational high school student. It’s proved that social concern theory advocates groups tend to reward prosocial behavior. Based on the research finding, family, teacher, and education administration authority are the three dimensions of school bullying countermeasures. These countermeasures cover: giving suggestions to families to attach high importance to parent-child emotional communication, asking teachers to teach students to discern and manage emotional regulation, and requesting educational institutions to refer to Cooperative Learning, Social Emotional Learning (SEL), Social Emotional and Ethical Learning (SEE Learning). At last, provide a reference for future studies and a consultative opinion for coherent units. |