Preventing Bullying

As every person has a different threshold of physical and mental distress, bullying, or abuse may be nothing more than harmless fun for another person.Further problems arise due to the difficulties of determining at which stage such conduct is bullying. General youthful chatter becomes bullying when the same person or people receive negative attention frequently against their own wishes but cannot avoid it. Another problem is the persistence of certain harmful and undesirable...
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As every person has a different threshold of physical and mental distress, bullying, or abuse may be nothing more than harmless fun for another person.Further problems arise due to the difficulties of determining at which stage such conduct is bullying. General youthful chatter becomes bullying when the same person or people receive negative attention frequently against their own wishes but cannot avoid it. Another problem is the persistence of certain harmful and undesirable behaviors. Isolated incidents do not prove to bully, but that a definite time period is needed-weeks, months, and even years-for bullying to be defined. Therefore, it is difficult to illustrate these concepts.That said, efforts have been made to create a working understanding of bullying so that the word is explicit.What you will learn in this book are:*How to know if you are a bully*How bullying affect people*The disturbing trend in bullying*Understanding bullying and problem solving*Can bullying be stopped?*What are bullying parents?*Bully-proof your kid*Stand against the bully*How to bully-proof your child with autism*Facts of anti bullying*Stop the bully*Coping with bullying in school*Select a martial art for a kid victim of bullying*Stop your child from bullying others?*Techniques and anti-bullying skills for children*Is your child the victim of a bully?*Dealing with bullying*How to stop the cyber bully?*Criminalization may be the way to end bullying*Things the girl bullies doOne definition considers bullying to be wrong for the victim and believes it to be a negative and harmful treatment for the other in such a way that the target suffers and becomes embarrassed or weak and has a detrimental and stressful impact for him or her.Unlike abuse, bullying is defined mainly by the recipient's effect on the action, not its purpose.