Healthcare Quarterly, 14(Special Issue 2) May 2011: 80-91.doi:10.12927.hcq.2011.22367
Effectiveness of School-Based Violence Prevention for Children and Youth: A Research Report
Robert G. Santos, Mariette J. Chartier, Jeanne C. Whalen, Dan Chateau and Leanne Boyd
Abstract
Aggression, bullying and violence in children and youth are prevalent in Canada (18%) and internationally. The authors evaluated the effectiveness of Roots of Empathy (ROE), a school-based mental health promotion and violence prevention program for children that has been widely implemented but rarely evaluated.
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