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Bullying can only occur in physical forms such as hitting or kicking.
Bullying can only occur in physical forms such as hitting or kicking.
False
Bullying only happens in schools.
Bullying only happens in schools.
False
Bullying involves one person who is less powerful than another.
Bullying involves one person who is less powerful than another.
False
Verbal bullying is a type of bullying that involves saying or writing mean things.
Verbal bullying is a type of bullying that involves saying or writing mean things.
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Social bullying is when someone hits or kicks another person.
Social bullying is when someone hits or kicks another person.
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Match the following actions with what you can do if you see bullying happening:
Match the following actions with what you can do if you see bullying happening:
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Match the following actions with what you can do if you're being bullied in person:
Match the following actions with what you can do if you're being bullied in person:
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Match the following actions with what you can do if you're being bullied online:
Match the following actions with what you can do if you're being bullied online:
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Match the following people with who you can reach out to for help if you're being bullied:
Match the following people with who you can reach out to for help if you're being bullied:
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Match the following benefits with what you can do if you see bullying happening:
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Match the following statements with what is true about bullying:
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Study Notes
Types of Bullying
- Physical bullying involves hitting, kicking, or stealing someone's belongings
- Verbal bullying involves saying or writing mean things to someone
- Social bullying involves:
- Excluding someone on purpose
- Embarrassing someone
- Telling others not to be friends with someone
Characteristics of Bullying
- Involves a power imbalance between the bully and the victim
- The bully's power can come from:
- Having private information about the victim
- Being popular
- Physical strength
Where Bullying Can Happen
- At school
- On public transport
- While walking home
- Online
- Anywhere
Dealing with Bullying
- An "upstander" is someone who helps the person being bullied when they witness bullying.
- Never join in, laugh at, or encourage bullying behavior.
Supporting the Victim
- Walk away from the situation with the person being bullied to show support.
- Tell the victim that they don't deserve to be treated in that way.
- Encourage the victim to reach out for help.
Confronting the Bully
- If you feel confident and safe, tell the bully calmly and directly that their behavior is not OK.
Reporting Bullying
- Report bullying to a trusted adult if you don't feel confident or safe to confront the bully.
What to Do If You're Being Bullied
- Try walking away, ignoring, or telling the bully to stop if you're being bullied in person.
- Reach out to a friend, classmate, parent, teacher, or another trusted adult for help if the above steps don't work.
Dealing with Online Bullying
- Leave the conversation and don't reply to mean messages if you're being bullied online.
- Save evidence such as screenshots or copies of messages and speak to a trusted adult as soon as possible.
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Description
This quiz covers the different types of bullying, including physical, verbal, and social bullying, as well as the characteristics that define bullying behavior.
