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Bullying

Bullying. What is Bullying? Seriously antisocial behavior in the form of aggression toward another person Types: Verbal Social Physical Cyber

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Page 1: Bullying. What is Bullying? Seriously antisocial behavior in the form of aggression toward another person Types: Verbal Social Physical Cyber

Bullying

Page 2: Bullying. What is Bullying? Seriously antisocial behavior in the form of aggression toward another person Types: Verbal Social Physical Cyber

What is Bullying?

• Seriously antisocial behavior in the form of aggression toward another person

• Types:• Verbal• Social• Physical• Cyber

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Who is Involved?

• There are the bullies and the victims

• Oftentimes bullying is associated with children

• Bullying happens at every age

• Bullies and victims are of all races, sexes, creeds, and backgrounds

• Essentially, anyone could be involved somehow

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Where Does this Occur?

• It can happen in many places such as:• School• Work• Computer (cyber bullying)• Restaurants• Cinemas• Home

• Unfortunately, bullying can happen anywhere

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Why Does this Happen?

• There are many reasons bullying may occur such as:• It reflects societal (or any other influential

sphere’s) attitudes• Students aren’t being educated• Aggressive students take leadership roles and

use them to lash out• Groupthink

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How Should we Address this Issue?

• There are many ways to help the fight against bullying:• Train children that bullying is wrong• Train children while young to recognize

warning signs• Provide services to address the

psychological needs of bullies and

bullying victims• Have more adult accountability (especially

from parents)

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Questions/Comments

• Can you think of an example of how someone might be bullied in school? In the workplace?

• What practical ways should we go about addressing bullying as a society?

• Who is most at fault? Anyone?• Are all bullies just bad people?