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Why context matters for teacher perpetrated violent discipline: A multi-level study on attitudes, norms, teacher relationship, and stress

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Anette Kirika *
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Florian Scharpf
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Faustine Bwire Masath
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Joseph Ssenyonga
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Amoah Kwaku Karikari
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Tobias Hecker
DOI:10.1016/j.chiabu.2025.107837delete
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• Multilevel multi-informant approach including head teachers, teachers and students. • School norms on violent discipline are linked to higher use of violent discipline. • Stronger teacher relationships are associated with lower use of violent discipline. • Principals' pro-violence attitude is related to higher student report of violence. • Preventive interventions should target individual as well as school level factors.
Keywords:
Violent discipline
School
Teacher violence
Students
Attitudes
Norms
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