Dieter Wolke addresses the “Impact of Bullying in Childhood on Adult Health, Wealth, Crime and Social Outcomes”, there an understating that children that were exposed to some type of bullying through their childhood would have repercussions in their health and/or social lives. The study that was used to locate that information was “The Great Smoky Mountain Study” that gather from 11 counties of Western North Carolina in 1993 (Wolke, 2013). The children where ages 9,11, and 13 at the time of the study, which later they followed an annual assessment. The participants had to commit to the research for at least 3 years. The assessment of Adult outcomes were divided into five parts, health, risky/illegal behavior, wealth (financial or educational
