Essays on Bullying

Introduction Cyber-bullying can be defined as the act of individuals using the internet with the help of electronic devices like smartphones, laptops, tablets, and computers to deliberately cause recurrent harm to other persons. This harm may involve embarrassing them, and these acts occur mostly on…

According to The Oxford, Dictionary Bullying is defined as the use of superior strength or influence to intimidate (someone), typically to force them to do something. Bullying is one of the aggressive behavior among school aged children that involves a real or perceived power imbalance….

Violence, something that happens every day, in many different, but still hurtful, forms. Examples of violence could be punching someone square in the face, saying mean comments to others, or even some unintentional actions, like hurting someone’s feeling by choosing not to do things with…

Cyberbullying is a major dilemma in today’s society which is primarily affecting the youth. With the large amount of online users as well as the possibility of being anonymous on the internet, this is an relentless and enduring concern. Cyberbullying is defined as “the misuse…

Investigating Verbal Bullying is one of the most common bullying types, it’s when an individual uses verbal language to gain power over his or her peers. It can cause low self-esteem and hurt others not physically, but emotionally. I personally think verbal bullying is one…

Social media is a platform that I’m sure almost everyone is familiar with; it’s a great tool for communicating to parts of the world one could only dream of interacting with, you can speak with friends or family when you wouldn’t otherwise be able to…

Introduction “Sorry mom and dad, I love you” (CBS Los Angeles, 2017). Those were the final words of 13-year-old Rosalie Avila, who took her life after persistently being bullied about her appearance in school. One can only imagine how her loved ones felt or what…

Recently, the number of bullies in Malaysia has been escalating a lot. The main culprit of this issue are the teenagers aged between 12-18 in high school. School can be fun for some as it is a place where there are positive interactions with other…

The Jim Crow era was a dreadful time for blacks living in the United States. It began in 1861 and ended in 1965. During that era, there were “Jim Crow laws” which were state and local laws that enforced racial segregation. This made living conditions…

Bullying is one of the worries that the community deal with every single day. Do Schools Do Enough to Prevent Bullying? This kind of harassment is very common among teenagers; they wake up with the fear of attending school because they have to suffer another…

Bullying and sexual orientation are topics that have been broadcasted in homes of adolescents, in schools and as well as across the media. However, not much research has been broadcasted about the correlation between sexual orientation and bullying. Results from the 2017 Youth Risk Behavior…

Introduction During childhood and adolescents’ schools plays a big factor in our lives since we spend an average of 40 hours per week, so we familiarize with people and make friends. As we make friends, we can also meet bullies who display aggressive behavior against…

Work place harassing is a habitually disguised, perilous practice experienced by unlimited experts today. Such grating has taken a charge, not simply on the physical and mental thriving of the individual straightforwardly influenced, yet on his or her family and social relations, work yield, and…

Bullying is exploitation force to intimidate or abuse others. Common in places where there are social gatherings such as schools, family, workplace, neighborhoods and even churches. Bullying is such a widespread problem going on in schools today. There are times it is swept under the…

What is bullying? Dan Olweus, the author of “Bully/Victim Problems in School: Facts and Intervention,” characterized bullying using three criteria: “(a) it is aggressive behaviour or intentional “harmdoing”; (b) which is carried out “repeatedly and over time” and (c) in an interpersonal relationship characterized by…