The Current State of Research Regarding Bullying Behavior in Romanian Schools
The Current State of Research Regarding Bullying Behavior in Romanian Schools

Summary/Abstract: he purpose of this study is to summarize bullying research in Romanian schools and to discuss the implications for future research. This paper presents the current state of research regarding bullying behavior including not only the results obtained by academics, but also the results gathered by various institutions with responsibilities related to children education and health. According to the data provided by the Romanian Institute of Educational Sciences, research of the bullying behavior in school is pioneering and forms of school violence are not treated differently [Mitulescu, Scoda, Şandru & Zambeta, 2016].However, the results show that 33.8% of the students frequently exhibit abusive abusive behaviors (bullying) and 40.5% are frequently victimized by their peers [Beldean-Galea, 2012]. There is a high frequency of bullying among students aged from 13 to 15; the most common forms of aggression identified in schools are: direct physical aggression, direct verbal aggression (threat, teasing, nicknames, ironies and imitations.

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