Bullying in the world

BULLYING:

Is the use of force or threat to abuse, intimidate, or aggresively domínate others.

BULLYING OCCURS IN DIFFERENT CONTEXT, FOR EXAMPLE:

- Cyberbullying

- Disability bullying

- Gay bullying

- Parental bullying

- Prision bullying

- School bullying

- Sexual bullying

- Institucional bullying

- Workplace bullying

BULLYING CONSEQUENCES:

When it comes to bullying, there are often six types of kids who bully. But perhaps the most complex of these are those who are bully-victims. These bullies are both bullies and victims of bullying.

Bully-victims are more common than you might think. In fact, a large number of bullies have also been victimized themselves. Bullying is a way for them to pay back for the pain they experienced. Other times, bully-victims come from homes filled with domestic violence. Or they may suffer abuse at the hands of an older sibling. In these cases, bullying is a learned behavior.

HERE ARE ADDITIONAL CONSEQUENCES THEY EXPERIENCE:

• Suffer more psychological stress.

• Have trouble fitting in.

• Struggle in school.

• Cannot manage emotions..

• Respond to stress aggressively.

• Experience consequences of both bullies and victims.

TIPS FOR PARENTS:PARENTS SHOULD WATCH FOR THE FOLLOWING, WHICH MAY BE SIGNS THAT YOUR CHILD IS THE VICTIM OF BULLYING:

• Somatic pains, headaches, stomachaches, vomiting.

• Lose frequently their school or personal property backpacks, etc.

• Appears with bumps, bruises or scrapes and say it was his or her fault .

• Don’t want to go out and interact with their friends.

• Not go on outings, visits, etc. for school.

• Want to be accompanied at the entrance and exit of school.

• Protest when going to school.