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Influence of gender; age, religion and. ethnicity on peer- victimization among; primary four pupils in Ibadan, Nigeria
Peer-victimization has been found to be a universal phenomenon among children, which can lead to very grave consequences in the emerging adult, This study examined the influence of gender, age, religion and ethnicity on peer-victimization of 240 (131 boys and 109 girls) purposively selected primary...
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2006
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