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Violência entre pares: especificidades do contexto prisional
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A presente investigação tem como objectivo proceder à caracterização dos
comportamentos violentos entre pares em contexto prisional. Houve, igualmente, a
necessidade de perceber quais dos quatros grupos, ou seja, grupos de agressores, grupos
de agressores e vítimas, grupos de vítimas, ou grupos de indivíduos que não se envolvem
em conflitos, é o mais prevalecente neste meio específico. Pretende-se, de igual forma,
percepcionar quais são as variáveis sócio-demográficas e jurídico-penais que favorecem a
ocorrência dos comportamentos violentos. Foram inquiridos 53 reclusos, do sexo
masculino, retidos no Estabelecimento Prisional do Funchal (EPF), com idades
compreendidas entre os 21 e os 62 anos (M = 39, 19, DP = 9, 465). Para a avaliação das
variáveis em estudo foi utilizada a Direct and Indirect Prisioner Behaviour Checklist
Revised (DIPC-R), e foi igualmente solicitado o preenchimento de um questionário
sócio-demográfico e jurídico-penal. Existe uma prevalência do grupo de indivíduos não
envolvidos. Em relação aos tipos de bullying, o bullying indirecto revelou-se como sendo
o mais frequente Dentro dos subtipos de bullying directo, os mais expressivos são o
bullying verbal e psicológico.
This research aims to characterize violent behavior among peers in prison context. There was also a need to understand which of the four groups, namely groups of perpetrators, groups of perpetrators and victims, groups of victims, or groups of individuals who do not engage in conflict, is the most prevalent in this particular environment. It is also intended to perceive which are the social-demographic and legal-criminal variables that favor the occurrence of violent behaviors. Fifty-three male inmates detained at Funchal Prison (EPF), aged between 21 and 62 years (M = 39, 19, SD = 9, 465) were surveyed. To assess the variables under study, the Direct and Indirect Prisoner Behavior Checklist Revised (DIPC-R) was used, and a social-demographic and criminal-law questionnaire was also completed. There is a prevalence of non-involved individuals. Regarding the types of bullying, indirect bullying has been shown to be the most common. Among the direct bullying subtypes, the most expressive are verbal and psychological bullying.
This research aims to characterize violent behavior among peers in prison context. There was also a need to understand which of the four groups, namely groups of perpetrators, groups of perpetrators and victims, groups of victims, or groups of individuals who do not engage in conflict, is the most prevalent in this particular environment. It is also intended to perceive which are the social-demographic and legal-criminal variables that favor the occurrence of violent behaviors. Fifty-three male inmates detained at Funchal Prison (EPF), aged between 21 and 62 years (M = 39, 19, SD = 9, 465) were surveyed. To assess the variables under study, the Direct and Indirect Prisoner Behavior Checklist Revised (DIPC-R) was used, and a social-demographic and criminal-law questionnaire was also completed. There is a prevalence of non-involved individuals. Regarding the types of bullying, indirect bullying has been shown to be the most common. Among the direct bullying subtypes, the most expressive are verbal and psychological bullying.
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Violência Comportamentos violentos Estabelecimento prisional Bullying Vitimas Agressores Violence Violent behaviors Prison establishment Bullying Victims Perpetrators Psicologia da Educação . Faculdade de Artes e Humanidades