Prejudice and bullying: Marks of socially induced psychic regression1

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The objectives of the research to be reported, based on studies of the critical theory of society, are: to distinguish forms of school violence-bullying and prejudice-and to relate them to different types of personality. Scales were used to detect sadomasochism, narcissism, the manifestation of prejudices and bullying. Such scales were applied to 161 students of a public university of Sao Paulo with the hypotheses that bullying and prejudice have a significant, but not full, relation; that the manifestation of prejudice is associated with sadomasochistic and narcissistic personality traits; and that the authorship of bullying is more related to narcissistic personality traits; the one who suffers bullying, in turn, would not be associated with any of the personality traits evaluated. These hypotheses have been confirmed, which, within the theoretical framework used, strengthens the analysis that if social progress as an end in itself perfects society, it causes, at the same time, individuals to regress psychically.

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Crochick, J. L. (2019). Prejudice and bullying: Marks of socially induced psychic regression1. Psicologia USP, 30. https://doi.org/10.1590/0103-6564E190006

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