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Taking a Second Look: Following Surveys with Student's Descriptions of the Culture
of Aggression in a Miqqle School Diana Nicholson, Doctoral Stuqent Centre for Cross Faculty Inquiry in Equcation University of British Columbia qjn@uvic.Q This article qesctibes a research stUqy on aggressive behaviour among stuqents in a miqqle school1. The stuqy was initiatec1 in response to concern about aggressive behaviour held by the school administration. A survey on aggressive behaviour was aqministereq anq followeq by interviews with a sample of stuqents. Stuqent interviews highlighteq