Jessica G Burke, Sara Baumann, Jennifer Jones, Niva Joshi, Pema Lhaki
Empowerment Among Adolescent Girls in Nepal: A Concept Mapping Exploratory Study
Global health, science and practice
focus study examine whether interparental conflict maternal parenting behaviors childrens friendship quality varied function peer aggressionvictim subgroups among sample 227 elementary school children mothers south korea selfreport peerreport data indicated majority students uninvolved peer aggression situations number participants subgroups aggressors victims aggressorvictims varied depending source report according selfreport data victims aggressorvictims reported higher level maternal rejection uninvolved youth aggressors victims aggressorvictims reported higher maternal neglect uninvolved youth highest level interparental conflict reported victims followed aggressors interestingly significant differences found positive functioning friendship quality among subgroups although results indicated significant difference among groups negative friendship quality