Bullying During Adolescence

It is difficult for people to spend the day when they are being bullied. Like any conflict in the world, someone has to start it, but it does not matter when it comes to peaceful atrocities. Regarding bullying, anyone, individuals, groups, or bystanders are also guilty. This abuse can be prevented in various ways, such as direct training or an emotional connection with a bully. It is adult who is responsible for preventing such behavior, but the witness who witnessed bully has the same rights as other people.

Childhood and adolescent bullying have widespread impacts on the physical and mental health of bullied teens 1, 2. In this case, lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and homosexual (LGBTQ) youth are subject to severe bullying, physical bullying, cyber bullying 4 - 7. The universality and consequences of bullying in youths of 3, 8-10 LGBTQ are increasingly understood, but the successful efforts to solve LGBTQ bullying are behind schedule.

Internet bullying (cyber bullying) is common and may have serious consequences. Today, more than half of the teens are said to be bullied online, and over 25% of teens are claiming to repeat bullying through the Internet and mobile phones. However, only one out of teenagers is talking about bullying to their parents. 38 Several studies show that the use of screening time enhances depression and depression. In a longitudinal study in Denmark, 435 young people enrolled in adolescents, "seeing television and screening in adolescence is related to the hourly / day increase ... young adults are generally depressed There is a high possibility that "there is a dose response relationship" and 40

A longitudinal study led by a group of Norwegian scientists investigated the long-term psychological impact of adolescence. The results of the survey showed that all groups involved in adolescent bullying experienced mental health outcomes during adulthood, whether bullying or victims. The victims showed high levels of depressive symptoms during adulthood, but both groups were at increased risk of hospitalization due to psychiatric disorders due to mental health problems. Childhood bullying has a serious effect on the short-term and long-term health of children. Immediate intervention and long-term follow-up can help mediate some of these effects. Schools, families, and communities must work together to understand bullying and its effects and find ways to reduce and eliminate bullying in schools and communities.