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bullying

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What, for you, is an example of visible violence? What, for you, is an example of invisible violence?

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What, for you, is an example of visible violence? What, for you, is an example of invisible violence?

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Examples of visible violence include bullying, wars, crime, gang warfare, and violent video games. Examples of invisible violence include racism, class struggle, personal struggle, and violence in the cyber world.

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Visible Violence: fights, cussing
Invisible Violence: hatred in the heart

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Visible violence is like bullying.

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I think visible violence is usually more physical and verbal, while invisible violence is bias against others.

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visible violence is witnessing someone being abused or bullied and invisible violence is hearing from someone that " this girl was getting bully."

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visible violence is witnessing someone being abused or bullied and invisible violence is hearing from someone that " this girl was getting bully."

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Visible: Physical harm, offensive words towards others
Invisible: Prejudice, societal structure against others

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To me , visible violence would be physical , for example , the use of weapons , physical abuse , etc. . Invisible violence would be nonphysical , for example , verbal threats , coercion , psychological abuse etc. .

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Visible violence - physical violence we see in front of us
Invisible violence - mean expressions, bullying, words people say

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Visible: Arguments/yelling
Invisible: Passive Aggressiveness

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Visible violence can be verbal and physical bullying. Invisible violence can be unexpressed hatred or mistreatment

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visible - verbal/physical abuse, invisible - subconscious bias or prejudice 

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visible - verbal/physical abuse, invisible - subconscious bias or prejudice 

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Visible violence includes physical violence

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Visible violence includes physical violence

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Invisible violence include microaggressions or racism that are played off as ignorance/excused.

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Visible violence is physically hurting someone or violence which shows an impact on the subject while invisible violence does have an impact but it isn't shown and still hurts the person

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This, to me, is violence that can be caught in the action. It can be seen as physical and emotional abuse.
Invisible violence is violence indirectly to someone but still affects the person such as certain behaviors and societal factors that may hurt someone or a group of people.

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Visible violence is the physical harm somebody experiences that I can see. An example of this is somebody being violent to somebody else using their actions/words. Invisible violence is the harm somebody experiences that I can't see. Somebody could be violent using their words through text as they send it to somebody else but, I can't see that because that is between two people.

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Visible violence is physically harming others and destruction of property whereas invisible violence is mental and emotional abuse

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Visible Violence is when someone outright harms someone with their words or actions to the person in front of others.

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Any type of physical violence between a group of people.

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Visible violence is the damage that can be easily seen for example getting into a physical fight and invisible violence is the damage that cannot easily be seen but you feel the effects of it for example psychological abuse, discrimination and harassment 

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Visible violence is the damage that can be easily seen for example getting into a physical fight and invisible violence is the damage that cannot easily be seen but you feel the effects of it for example psychological abuse, discrimination and harassment 

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Visible violence can be something such as physical harm, which can be seen and can cause pain, whereas invisible violence can be something such as verbal violence, which can leave the same pain that can hurt from within.

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Visible violence is violence that has impacts that can be seen. It doesn't have to be physical. Invisible violence is violence which has impacts that can't be seen, but leave the same damage

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Visible violence to me is direct violence, violence that can be observed and proved

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Visible violence is something that can be seen or heard directly, such as hitting someone or insulting them. Invisible violence is something more indirect or systemic, such as redlining property zones or reinforcing harmful stereotypes.

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Visible violence is something that can be seen, such as physical or verbal abuse. Invisible violence is something that is harder to notice, such as ignorance of another culture.

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I think that visible violence doesn't neccesarilly have to be physical violence . Visible violence is when a form of discomfort can is apparent in someone's presence.

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Visible violence is physical, something that is a direct attack. Invisible violence is something you can't see, but affects you the same.

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Visible violence is some sort of harm which can be seen, whether it is physical, verbal or social.

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Visible violence is things you can see like physical violence, invisible are things like cyberbullying.

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Hitting someone and insulting someone without their knowledge

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An example of visible violence can be a verbal argument that turns into a physical fight. An example of invisible violence can be someone making fun of someone else behind their back for their culture.

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An example of visible violence can be a parent-child abusive relationship, either verbal and or physical. A parent calling their child, or even a child calling their parent derogatory, or degrading things can be a very visible form of hurt. Invisible violence can be the battles that either that parent or child is fighting internally that's deriving them to act in a visible manner.

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I believe that Visible Violence is something that can be seen, for example, a fight between to people or a war between two nations. Emotions and tensions cannot be healed, and therefore, people resort to violence. However, Invisible Violence is something that does not require something physical, an exchange of words behind close doors, or threats made by a person or country. These ways tend to scare the other person or country, and make them conform to them until they have to use visible violence.

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Visible violence is the the leaders of the countries going against each other and the invisible is the people suffering.

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Visible violence refers to the presence of physical force or violence. However, invisible violent behavior is things such as things that we may not even notice ourselves doing such as: minute comments on someone’s weight or making fun of their clothes in a ‘playful manor’.

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physical touch

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Any violence that involves physical touch.

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Exampl eo fvisible volence is like punching a person

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Visible violence- domestic abuse, bullying
Invisible violence- backbiting, social hierarchies

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Visible Violence is physical violence, and Invisible Violence is redlining.

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bullying, physical fights, verbal fights

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Visible violence is cyberbullying and invisible violence is harming oneself internally.

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Visible violence is fights, bullying (both physically and verbally). Invisible violence is cyberbullying that is hidden behind a screen and microaggressions

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example of physical violence: physical fights/bullying
example of silent violence: syber bullying

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I believe that visible violence is the "boiling over" of invisible violence from prejudices, biases, and incorrect misconceptions of other people, cultures, and ideas. The visible violence can then become physical aggression or verbal abuse of people based on one's prejudices.

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Visible violence would be when someone is being physical and hurting someone else, or yelling mean words. Invisible violence is uhrtful words overtime or small pushes here and there.

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Visible Violence is an act of violence that is physical or loud. Destruction of property or physically harming another, but invisible Violence is something unseen like cyber bullying or hate speech

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Visible would be actions that are violent and physical. Invisible would be verbal aggressions, such as microaggressions that are brushed off.

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Visible violence is forms of abuse i.e. holistic, child, domestic, gender-based; gun violence, verbal conflict/disagreement leading to physical altercations

Invisible violence is non-verbal forms of communication with negative paralanguage, body language, cyberbullying, social hierarchy discrimination, gender inequality in the workplace, emotional abuse, low self-esteem, degradation of mental health

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visible: Physical, sexual abuse, hate crimes, gun violence
Invisible: Verbal, emotional abuse, racism (can fall in both categories)

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Visible violence: discrimination based on someone's religious beliefs.
Invisible violence: ethnocentrism

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Visible violence is domestic violence, verbal violence, bruises and marks
invisible is emotional violence, mental abuse, manipulation

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Visible violence: physcial violence, sexual violence
Invisible violence: cultural violence, emotional abuse

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Visible violence: physical fighting
Invisible violence: racism

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Direct violence to me is seeing someone physical hurt another person. Indirect violence is gossip, speaking ill of someone, spreading rumors, politicians leading their followers down the wrong path. All of this can affect a persons psychologically.  

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Direct violence to me is seeing someone physical hurt another person. Indirect violence is gossip, speaking ill of someone, spreading rumors, politicians leading their followers down the wrong path. All of this can affect a persons psychologically.  

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Invisible violence is things that are thought about such as thinking of killing someone or hurting someone. While visible violence are actions performed by persons that we can see such as a punch to the face or simply using abusive speech to someone willingly.

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What, for you, is an example of visible violence? What, for you, is an example of invisible violence

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What, for you, is an example of visible violence? What, for you, is an example of invisible violence

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For visible is fighting and putting your hands on another while invisible is assuming and stereotype.

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Examples of visible violence to me are wars, fights, etc.

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Direct violence - physical fights, domestic abuse, bodily harm
Indirect violence - discrimination or derogatory passive aggressive comments based on race, gender, religion or culture

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visible: physical fighting
invisible: racism

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Something visible is gang violence. Something invisible is abuse of power.

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I think some examples of visible violence are wars, physical abuse and invisible being racism, gender equality.

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I think some examples of visible violence are wars, physical abuse and invisible being racism, gender equality.

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Visible Violence: wars, fights, etc.
Invisible Violence: racism, sexism, misogyny, etc

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Visible violence: wars, physical conflicts/alteractions
Invisible violence: racism, sexism, and discrimination

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Bullying.

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Visible violence is violence that leads to damage on the human body. Such as, bruises, blood, black eyes, etc.
Invisible violence is violence that leads to damage to the human mind or a type of culture.

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An example of visible violence: Fist fights
An example of invisible violence: Psychological abuse, online harassment.

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Visible violence would be fighting, loud arguments, and war. Invisible violence would be cyber bullying and self bullying in the mind.

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In my opinion, invisible violence is often presented through historical societal norms, that put certain groups of people above others in a society. An example of visible violence can be when these norms are used to justify bullying, discrimination, or even crime.

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Visible violence is physical and verbal violence. Invisible violence is internal emotional violence and sabotage on others.

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In my opinion, something visible would include physical fighting. Somethings invisible would be gender inequality, cultural discrimination, or verbal harm.

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In my opinion, visible violence is using harmful verbiage against someone or physically hurting someone. Invisible violence would be something like racial bias, workplace inequality, or class discrimination.

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Visible violence example: somebody physically fighting with someone else
Invisible violence example: gender inequality

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Some examples of visible violence is physical violence and very overt verbal violence. An examples of invisible violence is covert verbal violence (language that people except the victim might not think of as harmful) .

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To me, visible violence is physical violence such as hitting or punching, but also threatening or harassing language towards someone. I think visible violence is violence meant to be seen by others for one reason or another.

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Visible violence is physical violence. Invisible violence is harmful words that threaten others.

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Visible violence involves physical conflict toward one person and other while invisible violence involves mental and emotional abuse that is only felt on the inside by the person being abused.

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Visible abuse is more often physical abuse abuse that you can feel and see on the person body. Invisible abuse is often mental abuse. Abuse that you can't see on the surface of a person.

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Visible violence is the direct physical and/or verbal actions of violence. Invisible violence is the unconscious mental disturbance that are the root of visible violence and have psychological factors.

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Invisible violence are things thought and said visible violence is physical violence

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abuse is visible mental abuse is invisible

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abuse is visible mental abuse is invisible

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visible violence is used when kids physically use violence, and it is seen by others. Invisible violence may still happen physically, however the victim may not show as much emotion, and the violence is unknown to others.

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I feel that visible violence can be physical and that invisible violence is in the mind.

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Visible Violence: hitting each other                                                           Invisible violence: ignoring kids bullying each other    

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Visible Violence: hitting each other                                                           Invisible violence: ignoring kids bullying each other    

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Visible violence: physical attacks or assault
Invisible violence: not caring enough about a situation to help

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A physical altercation could be considered visible violence, but passively witnessing an altercation and without getting involved constitutes invisible violence.

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Visible Violence: physical fight
Invisible violence: cyberbullying

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Visible Violence could be a physical fight, while invisible violence is being a spectator to something like a fight and not intervening.

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Visible violence: When a fight breaks out.
Invisible violence: When a student's needs are ignored by the teachers, so they struggle with focusing in school.

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Visible Violence: Kids screaming at each other and punching each other. Invisible violence: kids asking for help but being ignored.