Características da Rela o entre Violência Doméstica e Bullying: Revis o Sistemática da Literatura

Bullying involves intentional and repeated aggressive, physical or psychological behavior, among peers, aiming toundermine those considered weak and helpless. With no apparent motivation, it is related to the different kinds offamily and community experience, including domestic violence (DV). DV affects world population by an action oromission which is detrimental to freedom, welfare and individual development (physical/psychological). Abibliometric survey was conducted by electronic search with the keywords bullying domestic violence or violencebullying between 2005 and 2010 at the databases Web of Science, Medline, PsycInfo, Dialnet and Redalyc,addressing the relationship between DV-bullying. The author, the journal, the year, the title, the design, and theimplications of this relationship were taken into account. Forty-five articles were selected. The results revealed 2007and 2010 as the years of greater productivity, U.S. (21) and Spain (13) as the most productive countries, that 35.56%of the articles mentioned the victim of DV as the victim-aggressor of bullying, and that the association of DVbullying causes physical, psychological, behavioral and social problems in children and adolescents.