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Understanding Bullying: Definitions, Consequences, and Solutions

Bullying is defined as aggressive behavior involving intimidation, insults, and domination. Common examples include kicking, pushing, and physically lungeing at others. The consequences of bullying extend to both the victim, who may experience emotional pain and social isolation, and the bully, who may face disciplinary actions and worsening peer relationships. Personal experiences demonstrate that bullies can often be victims of their circumstances. Adults can play a vital role in prevention by intervening effectively and providing support to those involved.

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Understanding Bullying: Definitions, Consequences, and Solutions

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  1. Ericksoto bullying

  2. DEFINITION • An overbearing quarreisome fellow to insult and overber bluster or domineer.

  3. examples • Kick • Pushing • puching

  4. Lunge peace I well help people.

  5. Consequences of bullying for the victim and consequencens of bullying for the bully • blooding • Hurt • Getting in trouble • Getting friend less

  6. Personal examples • One time my friend told me about one of his friend at another school getting bullied. when the teachers found out the bully got into a lot of trouble; but also received help. From this I learned that bullies don’t always do it, to be mean. It could be done because he/she is mistreated at home.

  7. What can adults • Stop the fight

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