Practice Profile: Parent-Involved Antibullying Programs for Youth

Evidence Rating for Outcomes

Victimization | Bullying victimization

Family Functioning | Parenting skills

Family Functioning | Negative parenting skills

Juvenile Problem & At-Risk Behaviors | Bullying

Mental Health & Behavioral Health | Internalizing behavior

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This practice includes programs that offer a parent-involved component to reduce bullying perpetration and victimization. This practice is rated Promising for reducing bullying victimization and perpetration, reducing negative parenting, and improving positive parenting skills but is rated No Effects for reducing youth depression.

Date Modified: January 19, 2023

This practice was original rated in April 2021 and has been rereviewed to include a second meta-analysis. The original outcome ratings remained the same and a new outcome, bullying perpetration, was added with a rating of Promising.

Date Created: July 17, 2024
Practice Snapshot

Age: 5 - 18

Gender: Male, Female

Targeted Population: Families

Setting (Delivery): School, Home

Practice Type: Bullying Prevention/Intervention, Classroom Curricula, Parent Training, Violence Prevention

Unit of Analysis: Persons