Özet:

The purpose of the study is to find out whether gender, age, brotherhood, age of parents, educational conditions, occupations, and family kind affect the levels of exposure to pre-school children to fellow harassment. In this context, the sample group of the study, in the 2017-2018 educational year, formed 155 pre-school children over the 48 months located in the district of Patnos of the Pain Province. The study used the "Personal Information Form" and "The Scale of Exposure to Partner Violence" as data collection tools. The data collected by these measurement tools were analyzed according to the number of categories of independent variables in the SPSS program. The data was taken to be evaluated using t Test and one-way variance analysis for independent samples. The study found that children's levels of exposure to fellow harassment differ significantly according to the child's family structure and the father's educational status; the child's gender, age and brother's number, the mother's educational status, the profession and age of the parents do not differ significantly. In this context, teachers can provide parents with familiar education activities with information on the methods of preventing co-working harassment and harassment. Teachers can also participate in events, studies and games that may prevent co-workers from harassment in their programs. Similar studies can also be carried out by researchers in different cities with sampling groups of different characteristics. Keywords: Pre-School; Pre-School; Child; Related; Related