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Examples of internalized problems:
anxiety and depression, self-perceived inferiority in friendships and social status, psychosomatic disorders, and perhaps suicidal thoughts,

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​Victims of chronic or multiple types of lack-of-protection peer bullying are particularly likely to experience internalized symptoms. While actual suicide attempts often result from a wide range of factors, victimization may be only one of them.

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​The most important thing is that bullying affects individuals, families and school life, as well as peer relationships.
Classroom communication can also be affected by bullying.

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6th: 28.1%
7th: 28.0%
8th: 26.7%
9th: 18.9%
10th: 18.7%
11th: 21.7%
12th: 15.8%

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White: 24.6%
Black: 22.2%
Hispanic: 18.0%
Asian: 13.5%
Two or more races: 37.1%

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Male: 19.1%
Female: 25.5%

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use the internet, texts, emails or social media to hurt someone posting rumors, making fake profiles, spreading hurtful stories, sharing damaging, embarrassing or inappropriate photos or videos.

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e.g.
-hitting
-punching
-spitting
-tripping someone.

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e.g.
-intentionally excluding someone, encouraging other to do the same.
-Spreading rumors
-publicly shaming someone.

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e.g.
-teasing
-name-calling
-threatening to harm
-taunting someone.

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There are four types of bullying that is verbal, social, physical and cyber bullying.

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The central feature of bullying is "inequality of power". People who are bullied may feel helpless and vulnerable all the time.

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Bullying refers to aggressive behavior between students of unequal power. It is a long-term, recurring, or persistent bad event.

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from 2019, the USA

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from Sarah and Bianca