Health Mr. Bowie

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Blullying

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a person is bullied when he or she is exposed negatively and over time to negativw actions on the part of one or more persons, and he or she hs difficulty defending themselves.

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3 components of Bullying

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1. Bullyin is agressive behavior that involves unwanter, negative actions
2. Bullying involves and imbalence of power or strenght
3. Bullying involves a patern of behavior repeated over time.

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Types of Bullying
Verbal

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bullying includes derogatory comments, and bad names

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Types of Bullying isolation

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bullying through social exclusion or isolation

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types of bullying physical

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physical bullying such as hitting, kicking, and shoving.

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types of bullying gossip

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bullying through lies and false rumors (GOSSIP)

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tyeps of bullying stealing

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having money or other things taken or damaged by students who bully.

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types of bullying forced

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being threataned or forced to do things by students who bully.

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types of bullying racial

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bullying because of ethnicity

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types of bullying cyber

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bullying online, anonomynously or not. . ..

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effects of bullying

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Depression, low self esteem, health problems, poor grades, thoughts of suicide.

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Students who bully

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they get into fights, steal and vandalixe property, engage in risky behavior, poor grades, perceve a negative atmophere at school, possibly carry weapons

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observers of bullying

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fearful, powerless to act, guilty for not acting, tempted to participate.

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schools with bullying issues

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develops an enviorment of fear and disrespect. students have problems learning, they fell unsafe, adn they dislike school. Students also precieve that teachers and staff have litttlle control and dont care bout them

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bullying cycle studenst sho bully

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these students want to bully, start the bullying, and play a leader role.

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followers of bullying

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these students are postive towards the bullying and take an active part, but usually don
t initiate it and do not play a lead role.

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supportive or passive bullies

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these students openly support the bullying, for example through laughter and calling attention to the situation but dont join in .

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disengaged onlookers

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these students do not get involved and do not take a stand, nor do they participate in either direction.

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possible defenders

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these students dislkike bullying and think they should help the student who is bullied but do nothing.

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defenders

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they dislike the bullying and try to help the student who is being bullied.

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Cyber bullying.

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the bully can be unknown.

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cyber bullying

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cyber bullying is accesable, it can happen anywhere.

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cyber bullying

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punititive fear. the fear that the tech nology will be taken away, or fear of their bully.

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cyber bullying

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bystanders-millions. the entire world can view it.

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cyber bullying

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its easier to do because it just is. its anonymous, so they wouldnt do it

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harassment

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repeatedly sending offensive, rude, and insulting messaages

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denigration

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distributing information about another that is derogatory and untrue through postin gut on a web [age, sending it to others t

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flamong

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online fighting using electronic messages with angry, vulgur language.

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impostering

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breaking into an email or other account and using that persons nline identity to send bad stuff to others.

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outery ad trickery

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sharing someones secrets or embaressing information, or tricking someone into revealing secrets or embaressing material.

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stalking

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repeatedly sending messages that include threats or are higlhy intimditng

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warning signs of cyber bullying

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appear to be mood/sad/anxious, avoid school, withdraw from activities, performance and grades decrease. upset after using computer. uset after checking text message. so sad. . .

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Why students bully

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students who bully have strong needs for power and negataive domincec. students who bully find satisfaction in cauding injury and sufffering to other students.

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students who bully are often rewarded with material of physicological rewrds

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