Aggressiveness in Girls

Attack of a girl When people think about a bully, they imagine an oversized big boy who chooses milk money, lunch etc for an otaku boy. Regarding physical violence, in particular, boys are more likely to engage in bullying than girls, so this is a common stereotype (Sheras, 2002, p. 25). Bullying comes in all shapes, sizes, ages, and even sex. Today's society thinks that women are gentle and natural, and women do not like participating in positive acts, so it is not clear among girls that it is a bully.

Media centered on girls' aggression was responsible for following cults and led to a relationship attack as a major way of interaction between girls. In the beginning of 2000, this media exploded: "Average Girl" - Attack Declaration on the theme of the movie; Gossip Girl - Books and TV series, the whole premise is to spread girls' gossip on the upper east side. A cruel and sincere story movie depicting pressure from a group of girls between two girls; The Clique - a fictitious book series detailing "Cute Committee" not suitable for girls at secondary schools. All these stories do not seem to accept or admire the meaning of culture. They present related attacks as primitive, uncontrollable behavior

One of the main reasons girls make human relationship attacks is to establish and maintain social status within the school. For example, girls use relationship attacks to isolate someone socially while raising social status. Many factors promote this behavior, including jealousy and concerns, fear of competition. The following is an overview of the factors that motivate relationship attacks. When talking juicy or sharing negative information, the lady bully will prosper. As a result, girls can stimulate life by spreading rumors, sharing secrets, and making dramas. They are worried about things they do not know. They like to beat their competitors through a juicy story that impairs others' reputation.

According to Anderson and Huesman (2003), sex of aggression is evident at pre-school stage. Both men and women adapt to physical aggressiveness, but boys have stronger physical attack power than girls. At the same time, girls' speech and indirect attacks resemble boys or even more. In addition, they discovered that while adolescent girls showed more indirect attacks than boys, boys had more physical attacks than girls. However, the attack by words between a girl and a boy is actually the same.