A new study in Washington, DC showed that encouraging participation in team sports may reduce incidences of bullying and violence in children. Researchers analyzed data from the 2011 North Carolina Youth Risk Behavior Survey to see if athletic participation was associated with violence-related behaviors, including fighting, carrying a weapon and being bullied. A representative sample of 1,820 high school students in the state completed the survey, which also asked ...Sunday, 5 May 2013
Sports Teams May Help Reduce Bullying And Violence In Kids
A new study in Washington, DC showed that encouraging participation in team sports may reduce incidences of bullying and violence in children. Researchers analyzed data from the 2011 North Carolina Youth Risk Behavior Survey to see if athletic participation was associated with violence-related behaviors, including fighting, carrying a weapon and being bullied. A representative sample of 1,820 high school students in the state completed the survey, which also asked ...
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