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Ask them to stop, walk away or ignore them, talk to someone, keep a diary where you can write down everything that happens, report the abuse, focus on looking after yourself. If things don't improve get help.

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People may begin to feel alone, anxious, scared, miserable, powerless, sadness. Anger is another common reaction. It can affect a person's confidence and performance at school or relationships with their friends and family.

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Being teased or made fun of online, having unpleasant comments.

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Name calling or put downs, punching, kicking, ridiculing, being left out or ignored, having rumours spread about you.

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Common in the workplace.

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27 per cent of young people reporting they have been bullied at some time.

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hurting someone using technology, via email, chat rooms, text messages.

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bullying is behavior that is meant to be hurtful, targets a person or group of people, happens more than once and intimidates the person being bullied.