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What characterizes bullying according to the provided discussion?
What characterizes bullying according to the provided discussion?
- It is based on a misunderstanding between individuals.
- It occurs when someone is mean to someone else on purpose. (correct)
- It happens in a one-time incident.
- It is when someone asks for help repeatedly.
Which factor is NOT mentioned as contributing to an imbalance of power?
Which factor is NOT mentioned as contributing to an imbalance of power?
- Financial wealth (correct)
- Access to embarrassing information
- Cognitive abilities
- Physical strength
In the scenario comparing Jimmy and Jason, who is perceived to have more power?
In the scenario comparing Jimmy and Jason, who is perceived to have more power?
- Both have equal power.
- Jason, because he is training to improve.
- Neither has any power.
- Jimmy, due to his physical strength and size. (correct)
What method is used to gauge the perceptions of power among students?
What method is used to gauge the perceptions of power among students?
Which scenario likely illustrates a greater perceived power dynamic?
Which scenario likely illustrates a greater perceived power dynamic?
What conclusion can be drawn from the tech habits observed in the classroom activity?
What conclusion can be drawn from the tech habits observed in the classroom activity?
Why might Karla's following on TikTok contribute to her perceived power?
Why might Karla's following on TikTok contribute to her perceived power?
What might be a common student misconception about bullying based on the activity's dynamics?
What might be a common student misconception about bullying based on the activity's dynamics?
Which of the following is NOT an example of verbal bullying?
Which of the following is NOT an example of verbal bullying?
How can bystanders contribute to the problem of bullying?
How can bystanders contribute to the problem of bullying?
Which of the following behaviors exemplifies cyber bullying?
Which of the following behaviors exemplifies cyber bullying?
What is the role of an upstander in bullying situations?
What is the role of an upstander in bullying situations?
Which statement best describes the action of reporting bullying?
Which statement best describes the action of reporting bullying?
What type of bullying involves intentionally leaving someone out?
What type of bullying involves intentionally leaving someone out?
Which action is least effective in supporting someone being bullied?
Which action is least effective in supporting someone being bullied?
What is a characteristic that distinguishes an upstander from a bystander?
What is a characteristic that distinguishes an upstander from a bystander?
Study Notes
The Nature of Bullying
- Bullying is repeated, intentional mean behavior.
- Occurs when there's an imbalance of power, which can be based on factors such as:
- Physical strength
- Popularity
- Access to embarrassing information
- Cognitive abilities
Types of Bullying
- Verbal bullying: Examples include teasing, name-calling, inappropriate comments.
- Social bullying: Examples include exclusion, spreading rumors, public embarrassment.
- Physical bullying: Examples include hitting, kicking, pushing, making rude gestures.
Cyberbullying
- It involves using technology to do mean, hurtful things.
- It can be different from traditional bullying due to the reach and permanence of online communication.
Bystander Responsibility
- Bystanders can be part of the cyberbullying problem.
- Bystanders are those present at an event but don't participate.
- Upstanders actively support victims by intervening or speaking out.
How to Be an Upstander
- Recognize when you see bullying.
- Report it to a trusted adult.
- Refuse to walk away or be assertive by telling the bully to stop.
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This quiz explores the nature of bullying, including its various types such as verbal, social, and physical bullying. Additionally, it discusses the impact of cyberbullying and the role of bystanders and upstanders in addressing bullying behaviors. Test your knowledge on how to recognize and combat bullying effectively.
