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Last update: Jan 25th, 2010 URL: http://libguides.ucl.broward.edu/Bullying  Print/Mobile Guide  RSS Updates

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  • Aggressiveness
  • Bullying
  • Bullying in schools
  • Bullying in the workplace
  • Cyberbullying

 

 

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    Bullying is a persistent pattern of threatening, harassing, or aggressive behavior directed toward another person or persons who are perceived as small, weaker, or less powerful. Although often thought of as a childhood phenomenon, bullying can occur wherever people interact, most notably observable in the workplace and in the home. (Gale Encyclopedia of Mental Health, 2008, p.183)

     

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    •     What causes bullying?

    •     What are personality factors that contribute to bullying?

    •     What are the various types of bullying?

    •     Why do bullies select their targets?

    •     Which strategies and resources are used to deal with bullying?

    •     Can bullying lead to school shootings?

    •     Can bullying have a lasting effect?

    •     Do bullies outgrow their behavior?

    •     Is bullying a problem in the workplace?

    •     How can cyber bullying be prevented?

    •     What role does bullying play gangs?

    •     Should schools be legally liable if they fail to protect students from bullying?

     

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