Relational dialectics

Bully is defined as act of using strength or power to frighten or hurt weaker people in Oxford Learners Dictionarie’s. Repeated and aggressive behavior intended to hurt another individual whether its physically, mentally or emotionally also known as bullying. Bullying involving a power imbalance which stronger will attack the weaker one among school age children. Children who are effected by bullying often feel emotionally down and powerless to change their situation. Everyday we often seeing…

Bullying is unwanted, aggressive behavior among school aged children that involves a real or perceived power imbalance. The behavior is repeated, or has the potential to be repeated, over time. Bullying includes actions such as making threats, spreading rumors, attacking someone physically or verbally, and excluding someone from a group on purpose. Bullying is wrong… that is the best way to state the truth. There is no need in trying to justify it or come up with an excuse about it. Never the…

The word “bully-victim” is drawn within the grey areas, a phenomenon grasping concepts and of both bullying and victimisation. It embodies the definition of bullying, Yang and Salmivalli (2013) states it is a continuous assault that aims to inflict verbal, physical or psychological distress on a weaker individual (Olweus, 1996). Studies suggest that bully-victims are an impressive group of people due to the portrayal of distinct characteristics (Yang and Salmivalli, 2013), that could be caused…

particularly unjust, as he/she is merely struggling to find his/her potential in life. The psychologist can also determine the crux of the problem by examining whether or not certain defence mechanisms are being employed with respect to cultural, societal, and personal aspects; both displacement and projection are common mechanisms among bullies, as these individuals have a tendency to displace their emotions onto someone else while contemporaneously attributing their aggressive behaviour onto…

2.3.3 Peers Berns (2013), states that peer groups have their own subcultures and depending on the values, motives, attitudes and patterns of behaviour they display they can contribute to bullying. Berns (2013) and Swearer et al. (2014) identified that children crave social acceptance, companionship and the desire to have a social identity and for that reason may partake in bullying behaviour. This is also the case, when peers participate in bullying to gain attention, group status or leadership…

Retrieval of data: Objects like Multimedia are very difficult to store, locate and more over this process needs a specialized software which is not available in relational DBMS. Maintenance of data: Conventional relational data are very efficient, but multimedia objects needs to maintain several versions of the data. Meanwhile it treats the whole object as a single part, so whole thing needs to be restored. a) Drivers name, Date of birth date…

My conflict is centered around my brother’s fiancee whom I shall call Princess. Princess and my brother have been together for three and a half years. In 2015, Princess started acting differently towards me. She has a personality that is forever bubbly and upbeat, so when I started to notice an icy chill coming from her I started to question what I had done wrong. At first, I tried speaking to her directly in person, texting her, and even messaging her on facebook. There was rarely a response,…

The benefit of using a relational database is that it can help the efficiency of data storage by avoiding data duplication. It is very easy to change data and the format of it which can be added or removed easily. The data can only be stored once so no more than one record change is needed. Relational databases are used to work together by primary key and foreign key as this creates a link between more than one table. By this it can use the attributes and entities within the database which makes…

Recently in one of my classes, the teacher asked for four brave volunteers to do an in-class activity. The class was very shy and it was hard for him to get participation. A guy raised his hand to participate and after seeing the lack of participation from the class I raised my hand and volunteered. After me, two more guys volunteered. I was the only woman in the group and I was feeling proud of myself. All four of us sat in the front of the classroom facing the rest of the class. The set-up of…

Why do People Bully? Why do people bully! In previous articles that read how to understand someone that’s weird behavior the person develops has the intention maintaining his psychological balance and bullying is no exception. People bullying others because they have a certain unbalance in their psyched that can only be fixed when they bully powerless victim. Some people ignore this issue maybe they are not aware of what the impact to people as they encountered bullying. But let us know first,…