The Effects Of Bullying

The effects of bullying are long-term for the victims such as fear and anxiety, depression, suicidal ideation.

Some people say that bullied children need to become strong ... This is not true. This happens regardless of the thickness of the children.

Some people think that bullying is "the fact of life" or "the right to pass", but they have not taken it seriously ... until the person they know is injured by bullying

Some children are very torturing that suicide has become another option for them. However, most suicide is not the result of bullying. Normally, other factors are also involved

It can ruin the child's future. It is highly likely that bully will drop out of school, decline school, be smoked, drunk, fight, and be arrested at some point in life. In junior high school, 60% of boys have received at least one criminal judgment at the age of 24 and over

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.

Some of our children suffer from bullying, so we actually choose suicide instead of pain. Children need to know that there is nothing for their lives.

The long-term adverse effects of bullying are well documented, so you do not need to repeat them here. However, in addition to the direct impact of bullying on the victim, it has an indirect effect on other people who have not been talked to before. One of the effects is that the fear of being bullied or eliminated is to create social dynamics centered on integration. After all, because the strange children are the people selected, it is best to follow the group, talk about what they do, talk about the way to speak, and to make it unnoticeable in a way that is considered to be uncooled It is a safe way. Therefore, integration is one of the driving forces of children's lives. Most children eventually unite even the "factions" of social protection, making the similarity with prison life more obvious.

Many people work hard to reduce bullying. Since 2006, the National Center to prevent bullying has been established at PACER Center in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The center teaches students, parents and school about the effects of bullying. "Bullying is a problem that affects all children," says Bailey Lindgren of PACER. In many cases, what bullying is bullied can be different from other people. As 18-year-old Natalie Hampton was bullied, most of the seventh and eight graders were eating lunch alone. She decided to take action to help spread the goodwill at lunch. Two years ago Natalie launched a free application called Sit With Us to help students invite others to join their table at the school canteen.

In recent years, much research has been done on bullying. We are beginning to understand more about the motive of bullying and the effects of bullying. Below are the elements related to bully goal (bullying professionals do not like to use the term "victim" at school or work). Young people at school, lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender (LGBT), physically handicapped children, and socially isolated youth may be at increased risk of being bullied. According to recent research, autistic children are susceptible to bullying