Assertion: bullying's behavior | /r/HasProperty | mean
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text: , I hear these “alarming” (read: benign) stories often enough to conclude that there is a real need to draw a distinction between behavior that is rude, behavior that is mean, and behavior that is characteristic of bullying.
text: As illustrated in the examples above, it is defined by aggressive behavior (i.e., behavior that is intentional and mean) that occurs repeatedly over time and within the context of a power imbalance.
text: In a previously post here, and in all of the Bullying Prevention trainings I offer for professionals, parents, and kids, I make a distinction between behaviors that are rude, behaviors that are mean, and behaviors that are true examples of .
text: , I hear these “alarming” (read: benign) stories often enough to conclude that there is a real need to draw a distinction between behavior that is rude, behavior that is mean, and behavior that is characteristic of bullying.
text: Strategies for Parents & Schools and in this article featured online in Psychology Today, I make a distinction between behaviors that are rude, behaviors that are mean, and behaviors that are true examples of bullying and talk about why it is so critical that adults do so when working with young people.