Проблема скулшутинга в образовательной среде
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https://doi.org/10.54359/ps.v14i80.109Ключевые слова:
скулшутинг, вооруженное насилие, школьное насилие, образовательная организацияАннотация
С середины 1970-х годов в США и с середины 1990-х годов в других странах мира произошла череда перестрелок в учебных организациях, так называемый «скулшутинг» (schoolshooting),или «Колумбайн», приводивший к многочисленным ранениям и убийствам. В Российской Федерации также отмечены случаи скулшутинга. Основной задачей настоящей работы является анализ накопленного в зарубежной и отечественной литературе опыта осмысления вооруженного насилия в образовательной организации. Представленное психологическое теоретико-аналитическое исследование направлено на обсуждение факторов риска, связанных с явлением скулшутинга, а также на разбор и оценку имеющихся моделей вооруженного насилия вобразовательной организации.
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