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Objective: The study examined teachers' perceptions of bullying by other teachers to see what causes and characteristics were attributed to such bullying teachers, and how often teachers were themselves bullied by students. Method: 116 teachers from seven elementary schools completed an anonymous questionnaire reflecting their feelings and perceptions about theirown experiences of bullying, and how they perceive colleagues over the years. Results: Resultsconfirmed that teachers who experienced bullying themselves when young are more likely to bothbully students and experience bullying by students both in classrooms and outside the classroom. Factor analysis revealed two types of bullying teacher: a sadistic bully type and a bully-victim type. Conclusions: The implications for the mental health of children and for effective teaching are discussed, in the light of widespread recognition of the traumatic effects of bullying on childhood development.

Intro -- Table of Content -- Editors' Preface -- Information About The "European Federation For Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy In The Public Sector" (EFPP) -- Foreword Loss of Identity - Migration and Persecution (Vamik D. Volkan) -- Migration - Trauma And Opportunity (Mohammad E. Ardjomandi & -- Ulrich Streeck) -- Attachment, The Holocaust And The Outcome Of Child Psychoanalysis: The Third Generation(Peter Fonagy) -- Children Are Being Murdered: How Do People Live and Play in the Aftermath of Atrocity (James M. Herzog & -- Mark O'Connell) -- "Strangers in a Strange Land", or…"You can't go Home again!" Psychoanalytic Psychotherapeutic Treatment of Immigrant Patients (Ross A. Lazar) -- Sanctioned social violence: A psychoanalytic view (Otto F. Kernberg) -- Authors.