Types of bullying

1. BULLYING
Ananya Kumar
Aryan Modi
Madhavi Shinde
Ananya Reddy
Nikita Singh
Presenters-
Bullying

2. Introduction and a story
(Cues and references)
❖ If you're not careful someday so what's going to break your it
❖ Start up for yourself
❖ Geek, Fatty, Lambu, Shag, Nerd and whatnot
❖ What do you want to be when you grow up? An unfair question!
❖ When I was 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 & 16
❖ Choose something realistic :(

3. And thus comes bullying into existence!

4. What is
Bullying??
★ Bullying implies an intention to harm, intimidate or coerce an act where there is an
imbalance of power and the act is a cause for distress and provocation constituting a large
spectrum of acts.
★ What is central to bullying is an imbalance of power dynamics. Bullies are usually physically
stronger than they bully. It can be described as a power of strength to undermine or
denigrate someone’s dignity to gain sadistic pleasure out of it!
★ Bullying can also be a source of trauma for children and young adults and remain with
them their whole lives, often leading to mental distress and depression and in extreme
conditions even suicide :(
★ However many or rather most people with violent behavior and engage in
bullying themselves have low self-esteem and are insecure and anxious.
(My perspective)

5. BULLYING IS NOT
COOL !!!
TAKE A STAND
AGAINST
BULLYING.
B - BIG
U - UGLY
L - LONER
L - LOSERS
Y - YEARNING
ATTENTION

6. TYPES OF BULLYING
❑ PHYSICAL BULLYING
❑ VERBAL BULLYING
❑ SEXUAL BULLYING
❑ SOCIAL BULLYING
❑ CYBER BULLYING

7. PHYSICAL BULLYING
⮚It involves real bodily contact between a bully and
victim. It uses one’s body and physical bodily acts
to exert power over peers.
⮚Physical bullying occurs mostly in schools and
colleges .
Middle school is the age when bullying is most
common as teens are the most aggressive during
this period.
Punching
kicking
Stealing
Physical attacks
spitting

8. EFFECTS OF
PHYSICAL BULLYING:
PHYSICAL EFFECT EMOTIONAL EFFECT
Stomach ache Low self esteem
Weight loss/gain Insecurity
Headaches Vengeful
Suicidal Fear
Physical aggression Depression
Drug or alcohol use Aggression
Drop in grades Anger

9. VERBAL BULLYING
⮚Verbal bullying is when an individual uses
verbal language to gain power over his or her
peers.
⮚It is saying or writing mean things in
completely negative way
⮚It uses words as weapons.
⮚It leaves lasting physiological impact on victim
Insults
Teasing
Name calling
Threatening
Making jokes
Taunts
Spreading rumours

10. NON VERBAL BULLYING
⮚ These messages are conveyed using
body language , gestures, looks and
stares
⮚ It is name calling making offensive
remarks, joking about a person’s
religion, gender, ethnicity, socio
economic status
Rude Gestures
Ignoring
Excluding
Isolating
Spreading Hate / Violence
Offendable Behaviour

11. VERBAL / NON VERBAL
BULLYING EFFECTS
❏ Disbelief
❏ Shame
❏ Suicide
❏ Fear
❏ Beaten down
❏ Pain
❏ Unworthy
❏ No hope

12. SEXUAL BULLYING
◈ Sexual bullying is a type of bullying
and harassment that occurs in
connection with a person's sex,
body, sexual orientation or with
sexual activity.
◈ It can be physical, verbal and
emotional.
Girls are often the targets of
sexual bullying,
Sexting also leads to sexual
bullying
Sexual bullying opens the door to
sexual assault.
Repeated harmful and
humiliating actions that target a
person sexually.

13. ❏ Offensive sexual
remarks
❏ Regular hassling
❏ Unwanted followings
❏ Unwelcome touching
❏ Patting
❏ Sexual attempts
❏ Sharing obscene
images
❏ Unanimous cuddling

14. SOCIAL BULLYING
Social bullying is deliberate, repetitive and aggressive
.
It is intended to hurt others.. It involves hurting
someone's reputation or relationships.
Embarrassing someone in
public
Spreading rumours
Trolling other people not be
friends with the bullied
individual
This type of behavior
generally includes
verbal abuse, gossip or
other actions that cause
mental and emotional
harm and social
isolation for the victim.

15. CYBER BULLYING
◈ Cyberbullying or cyber harassment is the use of electronic
communication to bully a person, typically by sending
messages of an intimidating or threatening nature.
◈ It is a form of bullying or harassment using electronic
means and is also known as online bullying.
◈ It has become increasingly common, especially among
teenagers, as the digital sphere has expand
Mean text messages
Fake profiles on websites,
twitter, Facebook
Videos
Posting embarrassing
pictures of someone else
Rumours posted on social
network sites

16. EFFECTS OF
CYBER BULLYING
❏ Isolation from Social
activities
❏ Depression
❏ Anger
❏ Humiliation
❏ Non acceptance in a peer
group

17. EFFECTS OVER
BULLYING…
~If people throw stones at you, then
pick them up and build stones.

18. BULLYING CAN AFFECT
EVERYONE
THOSE BEING BULLIED
# Impulsiveness
# Controlling, rather than leading
# Prone to frustration and feeling
annoyed
THOSE WHO ARE
BULLYING
# Lacking social skills
# Being physically weak
# Crying or yielding easily to bullies
THOSE WITNESSING
BULLY
# Encourage the bully
# Fear of retaliation
# Lack the necessary skills

19. BLEAK OUTCOME
⮚ In extreme cases, have a higher risk of self-harm and/or suicide
⮚ Abuse alcohol and other drugs in adolescence and as adults
⮚ Depression and anxiety
⮚ Health complaints
⮚ Being abusive toward their partners
⮚ Affects work life

20. A DOUBLE-EDGED SWORD CUTS
BOTH WAYS.
⮚Ability to Cope
⮚Building Resilience
⮚Self-sufficiency
⮚Social interaction

21. HOW TO
STOP
BULLIES
AND AVOID
BULLIES

22. Physical bullying is the use of physical actions to
intimidate and gain control over a target. The
physical actions are unwanted by the victim and
can either cause damage to their body or
possessions. This behavior is all too common in
schools. According to the National Center for
Education Statistics, 6.7% of students in the
2016-2017 school year were physically bullied.
PHYSICAL BULLYING

23. VERBAL BULLYING
Verbal bullying is when someone, who is a bully, uses
insulting or demeaning language to mock, embarrass or insult
another person.
Another common term for verbal bullying is verbal abuse, and
it includes the following: abusive anger, accusing and
blaming, blocking and diverting, chronic forgetting, countering,
damnation, denial of anger or abuse, judging and criticizing,
minimization, discounting, trivializing, name calling,
undermining, threatening and withholding.
BA

24. SEXUAL BULLYING
Sexual bullying is a type of bullying and
harassment that occurs in connection with
a person’s sex, body, sexual orientation or
with sexual activity. It can be physical,
verbal, or emotional
● Teach our sons that women are not sexual objects, but
valued members of society and equals.
● Teach tolerance and acceptance of all people
regardless of race, sex, ethnicity, appearance or sexual
preference
● Teach girls and women they are valued beyond their
sexuality.
● Teach children about sexuality at appropriate ages.
Not just basic “how is a baby made”, but about their
bodies, what they will feel, experience and how to deal
with those hormones and urges appropriately and
safely.
● Don’t make sex a dirty subject in your home. When
tweens and teens feel like it is taboo they are unable to
communicate fears, issues and bad situations with you

25. HOW TO STOP A PERSON FROM
BULLYING YOU
1
Ignore mean comments. If they tell the teacher
that you ignored them, tell the teacher that they
were bullying you and that they are bothering
you! (Have good bonds with the teacher(s) to do
this) Never make the teacher hate you, they
won't believe you and you will end up getting in
trouble

26. 2 Tell the teacher, a trusted adult, or
friend about any bullying that you or
someone else experiences and tell them
how you feel about it. Don't be afraid to be
called "tattletale", as you are doing the right
thing by telling someone. If you don't feel
comfortable telling them face to face, then
write them a letter explaining your situation
and give it to them. They will then most
likely read it and approach you, wanting to
assist you.
3
Beware of frenemies and
back-stabbers. If you think
that your 'friend' is a
backstabber or a frenemy,
stop being friends with this
person immediately

27. 6 Stay with a group of friends. This
helps! When a bully gets close to your
group, they can protect you. They can
even report the person when they
harass you.[4] The bully may not even
approach you. If you don't have any
friends, just try to stay as far away as
possible from that bully or stay within
sight of a teacher
7 Stand up for yourself. Someone is bullying you!
Don't just stand there and take it, stand up for yourself.
This may be a lot harder than it sounds but if you do it,
afterward, you'll feel great. If you are not convinced
that you have the courage, know what you want to say
and who you want to say it to when you are standing
up for yourself

28. HOW TO AVOID BULLIES

29. STEPS TAKEN
BY GOVT ON
BULLYING !!!

30. STEPS TAKEN BY GOVT AND ALSO
ARE BULLYING LAWS EFFECTIVE?
➢The University Grants Commission on account
of increasing bullying-related suicides, issued a
landmark notification in 2009 to curb rampant
ragging throughout higher-education institutions
in India.

31. THE UGC HAS GIVEN THREE
DEFINITIONS OF RAGGING
➢ Any disorderly conduct whether by words spoken or written or by an
act which has the effect of teasing, treating or handling with
rudeness a fresher or a junior student.
➢ Indulging in undisciplined activities which causes or is likely to cause
annoyance, hardship or Psychological harm or to raise voice in a
fresher or a junior student.
➢ Asking the students to do any act or perform something which has
the effect of causing or generating a sense of shame or
embarrassment so as to adversely affect the physique or Psyche of
a fresher or a junior student.

32. MEASURES FOR PREVENTION
➢ The circular makes it mandatory for every college to display overtly on
every brochure, circular or form it releases pertaining to admission in that
university, the fact that ragging and any activity which promotes or supports
ragging is prohibited and strict action will be taken against anyone who
engages in such activities.
➢The brochure of admission should print all the relevant regulations
regarding ragging in full.
➢ And also It should also include the numbers of the anti ragging helpline,
the head of the institution, the anti ragging cell of the university, District and
Sub Divisional authorities, Wardens of hostels.
➢Colleges and institutions also implement disciplinary sanctions. The
consequences of bullying reflect the seriousness of the incident so that
others see that bullying is unacceptable. And work with the wider
community such as the police and children’s services to agree a clearly
understood approach to cases where bullying is particularly serious.

33. DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF UGC:
➢ The UGC would be responsible to operate a toll-free helpline for
ragging related incidents which would accessible to students who
might be victims of ragging related incidents 24×7.
➢ Any complaint received by the helpline will promptly be forwarded
to the Head of the concerned institution, the warden of the hostel,
the Nodal officer of the affiliating university.
➢ To improve the helpline, what can be done is to train the operators
with the skills to handle a situation where a student is in emotional
distress and thinking about self harm.

34. WORLDWIDE BULLYING LAWS:
➢Bullying is prevalent at the school level in
India, especially in boarding schools.
However, in 2015 HRD ministry directed
colleges and schools to form anti-ragging
committees at the accurate level also putting
severe punishments to students indulging in
bullying and the punishment may vary to
rustication in rarest of rare cases.
➢The School Health Programme under
AYUSHMAN BHARAT also focuses on the
mental health and well-being of the students.

35. SPECIFIC PROVISIONS CONCERNING BULLYING
FOR INSTANCE IN OTHER COUNTRIES
AUSTRALIA
➔ In schools, each state or
territory forms its own set
of anti-bullying policies
and applies these policies
to public schools. Private
school boards, however,
are responsible for the
oversight of their schools
as public-school
legislation does not apply
to them.
UNITED KINGDOM
➔ Since 1998, UK law
dictates that Cyberbullying
itself is not a criminal
offense in the UK,
however, there are
numerous laws that can be
applied to cyberbullying.
The Protection from
Harassment Act can
protect individuals from
harassment, while the
Telecommunications Act
makes it an offense to
send anonymous, abusive
phone calls.
CANADA
➔ Bullying itself is not a
punishable crime in Canada
at a federal level, however,
there are other laws
concerning the same. The
Criminal Harassment Act,
Uttering Threats Act, Assault
Act, and Sexual Assault Act
are all new laws that could
apply to someone behaving
like a bully. These apply
equally to schoolyard or
workplace bullying.

36. FACTS
⮚ You need to learn to stand up to the bullies.
⮚ 20% of people surveyed, said that they often experienced verbal bullying.
⮚ Bullying isn’t about resolving conflict; bullying is about control.
⮚ Anyone can bully, and anyone can be bullied.

37. MYTHS
⮚ Sticks and stones may break your bones, but words can never hurt you.
⮚ Bullying is only done by boys.
⮚ Bullying is a rite of passage. Everyone needs to handle being bullied
because there will always be bullies to deal with.
⮚ Kids who are bullied often ask for it.
⮚ You can tell who a bully is by looking at them.

38. I bully you because you have no friends
you’re a Loser
And everybody hates you
Why I Bully You?
I bully you because you’re fat
I bully you because you’re ugly
I bully you because you’re stupid,
you smell, you make me sick
I bully you because you’re too tall,
Too short, too white, too dark, too smart, too dumb
Because you are a nerd
I bully you because no……..
WHY I BULLY YOU ??
I bully you because no one ever stops me
I bully you because no one cares,
So what’s the big deal?
By Aryan Modi
: )

39. I bully you because it makes me feel Powerful, Powerful !
I bully you because I want to fit in, I have to fit in
I bully you because I don't want anyone to see my imperfections
Because I'm uncomfortable under my own skin
I bully you because I don't like myself
I bully you because I am my own worst enemy
numbing myself probably inside and projecting it onto you
I bully you because I’m scared,
I bully you because I’m scared of my mother
I bully you because my mother beats me
So I beat you up
I bully you because I don't feel good about myself
I bully you because I think I’m ugly, I think I’m stupid
I bully you because I see myself in you
I bully you because I am you

40. The end of bullying……..

41. Starts with you !
:)