地域社会での暴力と学校での恐怖:幼少期における地域社会での暴力に曝された後の停学への道

Abigail S Novak1, Rebekah Reysen1

  • 1Department of Criminal Justice and Legal Studies, University of Mississippi, Oxford, Mississippi, USA.

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まとめ

地域社会で暴力に晒されている子どもは 学校で恐怖を感じた場合 特に学校で恐怖を感じた場合 特に学校で恐怖を感じた場合 特に学校で恐怖を感じた場合 特に学校で恐怖を感じた場合 学校での恐怖と行動に対処することで このリスクを軽減できます

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