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Date: 2011-02-18 13:26:36 Social psychology Abuse Aggression Digital media Bullying Interpersonal conflict Bully School bullying Ethics Behavior Persecution		Add to Reading List Source URL: www.ed.gov.nl.ca Download Document from Source Website File Size: 63,96 KB Share Document on Facebook

	Harassment/Bullying/Cyber-bullying What is Bullying? Bullying is a form of emotional or physical abuse that has all three of the following defining characteristics: 1. Intentional—a bully is deliberately trying to hurt DocID: 1v3Ja - View Document
	LepreCon Anti-Harassment Policy Language: adoptedShort Version: Don’t be a jerk, a bully, or a creep. DocID: 1v0TW - View Document
	Bullying Resources: Websites US Dept. of Education: www.bullyinginfo.org P T Y K LE SP Bullying prevention and response. Bully Police: www.bullypolice.org P T M LE SP A watch-dog organization advocating for bullied child DocID: 1u8MY - View Document
	OPINION: Anti-bully efforts could help avoid trauma later in life Posted Feb 19, 2012 @ 07:00 AM It’s hard to know just how much of it will alter the behavior of those inclined to bully, b DocID: 1tWBZ - View Document
	Something interesting is happening. Harvey Weinstein was the king of Hollywood. The King. He was also a bully that used his male power and privilege to harass and abuse women. His behavior was allowed to persist for year DocID: 1tTTl - View Document