Bullying

Bullying

School bullying is perhaps the most well-known form of bullying. Children may physically bully other children by hitting them, taking their possessions, or damaging their property. Bullying can also be verbal and may include exclusionary tactics, name-calling, and threats. A modern-day form of bullying—cyber-bullying—takes place via the internet and other communication technologies and is a growing concern among schools and parents.

Effects of Bullying

When it occurs in childhood, bullying may interfere with the development of social skills and normal relationships. People who are bullied may also experience: 

·         Low self-esteem

·         Reduced academic or work performance

·         Anxiety

·         Depression

·         Body image issues or eating disorders

·         Health problems

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