Bullying
By: Beth Rosenthal, book editor.
Contributors: Rosenthal, Beth, 1964-
Series: Introducing issues with opposing viewpoints
Publisher: Greenhaven Press
Published: 2008
Place of publication: Detroit
Language: eng
Number of pages: 120
ISBN-13: 9780737738018
Subjects: Bullying
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 108-114) and index.
Table of contents: title: What causes bullying?; title: Our society encourages bullying / Philip Moon; title: Society does not encourage bullying / Leonard Pitts, Jr.; title: Video games contribute to bullying and violence / Barbara Meltz; title: Video game violence does not contribute to bullying / Paul K. Masters; title: Children learn to bully from parents / Kim Schafer; title: Children learn to bully from television / Maggie McKee; title: How can parents and others combat bullying?; title: Changes in society can prevent school bullying / Thomas Brown; title: Home schooling can help prevent school bullying / Susan Wright; title: Parents are responsible for aftermath of bullying / Joye Brown; title: Parents are not responsible for aftermath of bullying / Avi Salzman; title: Using the internet fight to cyberbullying / Larry Kopko; title: Private schools can fight cyberbullying / Karla D. Shores; title: How can bullying be reduced?; title: Victims should fight back against bullies / Pat Morgan; title: The community must help victims fight back against bullies / Linda Starr; title: Anti-bullying laws can help prevent bullying / Brenda High; title: Anti-bullying laws do not help prevent bullying / Kenneth Trump; title: Regulating recess will help prevent bullying / Sandy Louey; title: Regulating recess will not help prevent bullying / Steve Rushin.