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Effect on bystander (The person watching and not interfering), bully (The person causing harm), or target (The person being harmed) in bullying

Effect on the person being harmed

Mentally/Physically Hurt

Feels unsafe/can't trust anyone

Deppression

Effect on bystander

Criticized

Guilt

Legal consequences (ONLY extreme cases)

Effect on bully

Expelled/Suspended

Jail time (ONLY extreme scenarios)

Blackmailing

Dangers of the use of technology

Examples of what could happen on technology if you aren't careful.

After school social media bullying/cyber bullying

Social media friends you haven't met in person could be frauds.

Leaking of personal information/images on social media.

Being Scammed

Scamming is when someone lies through a digital message such as a phone or E-mail in an attempt to gain money or personal information such as your address or bank information.

Hacking is when a person using digital methods to take control over someone's account.

Resolving Conflict: Refusal, Delay, Negotiate.

Negotiation is when someone is trying to please everyone in a conflict and make all sides/people happy and feel they got something out of it.

Delaying is saying they will do it later or at another time, but since they don't want to respond, they are hoping the other person will forget.

Refusal is when someone is saying flat out NO to another person in conflict, though not necessarily in a mean tone.

What is bullying and harassment and how are they different?

What is harassment? Harassment can be similar to bullying, and the way it is done can be the same way as bullying, but the intention is less to cause harm, and more to make someone feel unsafe or scared.

What is bullying? Bullying is someone repeatedly attempting to harm someone by abusing the power over someone else through either digital, verbal, social, sexual, or physical methods.

Types of bullying/examples.

Physical bullying: Physical bullying is when someone repeatedly uses their body, arms, legs, or other body parts to attack and hurt someone.

Biting

Kicking

Hitting

Attacking

Electronic/Digital: Electronic/digital bullying is when someone repeatedly spreads information or images of a person that makes that person feel harmed, or using methods of hacking or scamming to make someone feel unsafe, in the case of harassment.

Scamming

Leaking images

Sharing personal information

Hacking

Social bullying: Social bullying is when someone repeatedly spreads rumours or gossip in an attempt to cause someone harm.

Gossip

Public shaming

Harrassment

Sexual bullying: Sexual bullying is caused by someone repeatedly doing actions that someone may feel inappropriate or causing stress to them.

Touching without permission

Sexual harassment

Assault

Verbal bullying: Verbal bullying is when someone repeatedly makes fun of someone, using insults or other harmful words.

Trash talking

Insults

Slurs

Swearing

Communication Styles: Passive, Assertive, and Aggresive.

An aggressive person has a mean/loud tone, is name-calling, swearing, and saying that what they are doing is stupid and useless.

An assertive person is trying to help other people, sometimes in conflicts, and kindly make them understand why their behaviour should be changed.

A passive person is never thinking for themselves, only agreeing with others or doing what others do. I.E "the doormat".