This document discusses bullying, including its definition, types, causes, effects, warning signs, victims, and ways to prevent it. Bullying involves using force or coercion to abuse or intimidate others and can be habitual or involve social or physical power. Types include verbal and physical bullying like fighting, threatening, name calling or teasing. Bullies are often people who were abused themselves, believe fear gains respect, blame others, and have poor social skills or judgment. Effects of bullying include lifelong psychological impacts requiring therapy and possibly leading to suicide or depression. Ways to prevent bullying include teaching children to solve problems without violence, building their confidence, having open communication at home, and expecting they may be bullied.