there are six types of bullying and they all go against some one. for physical there are marks on a child. for verbal the child may have a low self esteem. the rest are hurting the self esteem. talk to your child about bullying and stop bullying.
cyber bullying is cellphones effect on bullying. this involves the bully sending nasty or threatening messages.
Bullying involves repeated aggressive behavior intended to intimidate or harm another person emotionally, socially, or physically. Violence typically refers to actions or behaviors that cause physical harm or injury to another person. While bullying can be a form of violence, not all violence involves the repeated and intentional targeting of an individual as seen in bullying.
the six sense
Punching, slapping, kicking, anything that involves getting hurt physically.
(The technical term "bulling" involves mating among bulls and cows.)The likely word, from the verb to bully, is spelled bullying (picking on, intimidating).
Cyber bullying is a form of bullying that involves the Internet. The bully may talk badly about a person and post it on a website or post embarrassing pictures, or the bully may talk badly directly to a person through email, chat, text messages, and even phone calls.
Relational bullying involves manipulating relationships to harm or control someone. It can include spreading rumors, exclusion, and social manipulation. This form of bullying can be subtle and difficult to identify, but it can have serious emotional consequences for the victim.
The three types of bullying are physical bullying, verbal bullying and cyber bullying.
Bullying is a deliberate and repeated aggressive behavior that involves an imbalance of power, where the perpetrator seeks to harm or intimidate the victim. It can manifest in various forms, including physical, verbal, relational, and cyberbullying. The impact of bullying can be profound, leading to emotional distress, anxiety, and long-lasting psychological effects for the victim. Addressing bullying requires awareness, intervention, and support from peers, educators, and parents.
You'll find different definitions of bullying, but it boils down to "persistent aggressive behavior that often involves a power imbalance and intention to harm."Bullying does a lot of harm, not only to the victims, but bullies are also effected in negative ways by their own actions. (Bystanders who witness bullying also have psychological effects). But there are a lot of different kinds of bullying and the problem is still being studied by psychologists and sociologists. There is a lot of misunderstanding about bullying, so if you really want to know about it you might want to read some of the research studies about it. There are some in the related links below.
Bragging itself is not necessarily considered bullying, but it can contribute to a harmful dynamic, especially if it belittles or alienates others. Bullying typically involves repeated aggressive behavior intended to intimidate or harm someone. If bragging is used to assert dominance or make others feel inferior, it can be a form of social bullying. Context and intent are key factors in determining whether bragging crosses the line into bullying.
there's Physical bullying, mental bullying and cyber bullying