What is it?

 
What is bullying?
Bullying is harassment and verbal or physical abuse among students that occurs in some schools and in some cases then passed to the network like Facebook and YouTube. Bullying in several cases occur from one person to another or a group of people to one person.  Several cases of bullying end up in tragedies such as death or suicide of many people.  Experts say that bullying involves three key components:
1. There are several ways in which bullying can be expressed, such as:

2. Attacks or physical intimidation, verbal, intended to cause fear, pain or injury to the victim.

3. Abuse of power, from strongest to weakest.

4. Repeated incidents between the same children and youth for some time

5. Physical abuse, such as various forms of aggression or attacks on property.

6. Sexual abuse.

7. Verbal abuse, insult, answered rudely, racist remarks.

8. Social abuse, particularly by publishing rumors humiliating seeking exclusion and isolation of the group.

9. Indirect abuse, when induced to attack a third.




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