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teach these young girls that they don't need to be mean and aggressive to gain power, or to make friends or whatever

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teach these young girls that they don't need to be mean and aggressive to gain power, or to make friends or whatever

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Why don’t people stand up for the victim? 

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Why don’t people stand up for the victim? 

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I feel they don’t stand up for the victim because it’s easier to just go along with the bully and it makes them feel more powerful.

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Because they want to feel like they’re in control. It’s not a bossy feeling, it’s more like knowing that you’re depended on and looked up to, even if it’s in fear.
Girls don’t usually do much aside social bullying, which means the focus of the documentary was how to explain why kids are engaging in the activity, and the answer they arrived at was that girls are just kinda petty.

Not really a bad thing, but they’re willing to cut off relationships and close friends to fit in with the ‘cooler kids’, or because that’s what all their friends are saying to do. Girls only hurt each other because they know that’s all they can do.

The victims are bullied for a reason. Sucks to say it, but it’s true. Victims don’t fight back, don’t have friends, can’t speak up, and are easy to target.
No one stands up for them because the bully is always the stronger presence. If someone stands up for a victim, they’ll only receive the same treatment, and doing that is just jot worth it to some people (to most people).

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It takes a lot of confidence to stand up for a buying victim. This is partly due to social consequences of supporting someone who may be disliked. Standing against a bully may result in others thinking less of you, ruin previous friendships or in you being bullied too

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I think that people don't stand up for other victims because of several factors; they are scared of getting bullied themselves, may not be confident enough in themselves. They may also not think that it is their problem to deal with or help. It could also be part of the bystander effect as they may think someone else would help them.

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Majority of girls do not feel comfortable standing up for someone else who is being bullied for fear of being bullied themselves. By standing up for the victim, a girl is essentially saying "I side with her" and builds a division between herself and her peers, making themselves a social outcast. Thus, girls tend to opt for a more passive approach to bullying by simply not getting involved and hoping they themselves don't get bullied.

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I think girls socially bully others (especially these very young girls) because I think they want to have some sort of leadership role, but since they are so young they don’t know which way rockets act. In this case, their negative behaviour (marina) caused her to be the leader of her group. This is the position she wanted, but I don’t think she understands that there is a different way to be a leader and have respect from others

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girls overcomplicate situations that are actually easy to get out of

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People think that it’s better to not offense the bullies or else the next one being bullied is you

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I think if someone sees a victim of bullying they won’t help because they don’t want to be caught in the crossfire and don’t want to start up anything. If they were to interfere they would probably start being picked on as well which wouldn’t end well for them.

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Standing up for a victim has the issue of making you an outsider and a victim of bullying. As humans are selfish, many would not risk their own social well being for someone else

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Girls engage in bullying because of the fear that they themselves will become the target by standing up for what’s right. By risking your own reputation and “status” to stand up for the minority often makes an individual vulnerable to embarrassment caused by the bullies. It’s an innate human tendency to be selfish and not want to risk your own ego and reputation for an “outsider”.

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i think it has a lot to do with how they are less physical with their aggressions and more cunning, which can often be much more dangerous because the results may not be seen until they are immensely damaging. girls are socialized to be more docile, to let the boys fight it out, but this lack of outlet represents itself in these forms of social bullying. that because they're supposed to be so unaggressive, they shouldn't be capable of such viciousness.

but that's not true; anyone can be a bully, and anyone can be a victim. and people need to start standing up for one another.

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people act as bystanders because they’re afraid to stand up for the the victim since they might think that they’ll also get hurt. They also don’t want to stand out or potentially make it worse, if no one else is helping then sometimes people don’t see a reason to help, other times they believe that someone that’s better can help with the situation instead of themselves but if everyone believes that then no one is going to help the victim.

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I think one of the main reasons why people won’t stand up for the victim is out of fear of being targeted themselves, therefore experiencing pressure to keep quiet.

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Standing up for a victim may be a sign of weakness and illogical thinking as fighting for the losing team is regarded as a lost cause.

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I think people don't stand up for the bullied because it's difficult.

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ppl dont stand up for others because they are afraid

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When the girls dont stand up for one another, it can show that we as social creatures are often intrinsically more selfish than we think. We are not willing to stand up for others if it means we risk being given the same treatment.

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Girls engage in bullying a

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There is an "it's me or them" mindset when it comes to getting bullied. People avoid getting bullied and try to blend in by siding with the bully. This tactic is almost never hit or miss. It never misses. relationship problems are also connected. People whogot boyfriends may not even kiss their own girl friends. Eventually causing them to find another girl, and they probably won't miss them.

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People don’t stand up to the victim because they’re scared of confrontation and being picked on even more. They feel as if they aren’t strong enough and tough enough to give the bully what they deserve which I disagree with personally

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Power corrupts people lol...

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Kids like to be in power, be popular and idolized. So they use bullying to gain it

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Parents are too trusting of their child and place them on a pedestal. Kids then believe they can get away with bullying

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I do agree that the way that they interact with other people (bullying) does have a lot of correlation with how they were socialized by their parents.

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people don’t stand up for the victim because they don’t want to get involved and get somehow in trouble themselves too

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Girls engage in social bullying because they are not taught how to resolve conflicts in a healthy way. Either their parents or the school have failed to teach them the proper skills to use in resolving conflicts.

I disagree with her assessment as girls treating one another in this way is fairly universal and happens outside of he Western Hemisphere.

People don’t stand up for the victim beacauae doing so would highlight themselves and draw attention from the bully. Helping the victim makes the the person a possible target

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I think girls social bully because it can be a way for them to gain confidence in themselves, and feel more powerful over other girls.

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People don't stand up to the bully I fear that they will be bullied too.

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People don't stand up to the bully I fear that they will be bullied too.

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People tend to not stand up for the victim for fear of being bullied. As well as the bystander effect.

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People tend to not stand up for the victim for fear of being bullied. As well as the bystander effect.

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girls engage in social bullying because they want to feel in power compared to other girls, and they feel that aggression and putting girls down is the best way to do it.

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girls engage in social bullying because they want to show others in the group the power they have over them and how everyone will side with their opinion over the victims. People dont stand up for the victims of bullying because of the fear they have that they will be picked on also.

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Self awareness, social clues, and diffusion of responsibility

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Girls engage in bullying to make them feel powerful and some girls are just agressive

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It said that girls engage because they think its all big and powerful and they dont know how to pull back the curtain. I do agree with her. They dont stand up for the victim because they do not want to be the victim

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The reason that most people choose not to stand up for victims can be attributed to the threat of being bullied themselves, and partially by the bystander effect. When a person see’s the power struggle involved in bullying, they evaluate the threat level and the possibility of being bullied themselves, which decreases the chance of standing up for the victim. The bystander was effect can play a big factor in wether someone stands up for a victim, if there are more people in the crowd near the bullying, then people are less likely to stand up because they think that someone else in the crowd will do it.

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I belive that girls social bully because they want to assert their dominance in the group. They want to achieve power over the entire group by excluding others to make them see more small in comparison to them. It's one of the reasons why bullies become so popular.
I agree because the way how girls bully is through socialization and is more verbal rather than social. They try to gain power over the group by making others look weak using words.
People dont stand up for bullying mainly because they do not want to get involved, and they feel like they will be bullied in the future for standing up for the victim. While people do it, it is not the right thing to do since you are allowing bullying to advance rather then taking action.

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I think if young girls see someone hurting each other they will act that way. Society almost expects bullying. I think people don't stand up to the victim for fear of harassment as well

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I think if young girls see someone hurting each other they will act that way. Society almost expects bullying. I think people don't stand up to the victim for fear of harassment as well

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Girls usually engage with social bullying due to social pressure. This sometimes is the cause for some girls to feel and look more powerful and dominant when compared to their victim. Also, when girls are bullying other girls, there tends to be a group of girls which usually follow along or stand beside the bully. This might make the girls feel as if they won’t be targeted by the bully if they just obey and follow alongside the bully rather than stand up for the victim.

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I agree with Rachel Simmons. Even as a child, I never knew how to deal with conflict so I reacted similarly. This cause more conflict and more problems, and makes conflict a norm. Kids then get used to the ideas that fighting and hurting others is okay.

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Why do girls engage in social bullying according to the documentary?

Do you agree with Rachel Simmon's view that the girls hurt it each other because of the way they are socialized to deal with conflict?

Why do people not stand up for the victim?