Effects of Bullying

Bullying affects everyone in bullying, bullying, and bullying. Bullying is associated with many negative consequences, including mental health effects, substance use, suicide. It is important to speak with your child to judge whether bullying is a problem or another problem.

Bullyed children may experience bad physical, school, and mental problems. Bullyed children are more likely to experience.

Depression and anxiety, increased grief and loneliness, changes in patterns of sleep and diet, loss of interest in activities he liked in the past. These problems may become adults

Reduce academic performance (GPA and standardized test scores) and school participation rate. They are likely to absent from school, skip, or drop out of school

Very few bullied children may be retaliated by extreme violence. In 12 of the 15 school shooting in the 1990 's, shooters had a history of being bullied.

Children who are bullying others may become adults by causing violence and other dangerous behaviors. Bully has the following possibilities.

Media coverage often ties bullying to suicide. However, most young people who are being bullied do not have suicidal ideation or suicidal behavior.

Bullyed babes are at risk of suicide, but bullying alone is not the cause. Many problems such as depression, family problems, trauma history, etc. lead to suicide risk. In addition, the risk of suicide in certain groups such as American Indians, Alaska Native People, Asian Americans, Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender youth are increasing. This risk may be further increased if these children are not receiving support from parents, colleagues or schools. Bullying can exacerbate unsupported situations

Bullying affects both bullying and victims. The first impact of bullying is that the perpetrator becomes a violator and ultimately could become a serious offender. This tendency arises from a repeating pattern of bullying, which ranks attackers from bullying to hardcore crime. The second effect is that bullying exposes bullying to the risk of substance abuse, becoming a dropout scholar. The third effect is that bullying exposes victims and criminals to the risk of depression. As Mishna (2004) asserts, "Bullies and victims are often more likely to suffer from depression than colleagues who are not involved in bullying, and they are suffering from academic problems, frequent absences, loneliness, social isolation There is a possibility to invite you. "

Bullying at school may have a negative impact on the overall climate of individual students and schools. Bullying can cause long-term problems for bullying victims and bullying themselves. In order to investigate the influence of bullying on young people, we define bullying behavior, clarify the characteristics of bullying and victims, outline the degree and results of bullying, and provide resources for further information and support. Bullying is an act initiated by one or more students against the victim against victims of physical or psychological threats. Bullying is divided into direct actions (teasing, intimidation, battle, stealing, etc.) or indirect actions (such as rumor spreading and social isolation). Boys often use direct bullying, but girls tend to use direct ways. In any case, in order to be classified as bullying, actions must be repeated overtime.