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Bullying is intentional harmful behavior that is repetitive in nature. It can take physical forms like hitting, verbal forms like name-calling, and indirect forms like social exclusion. Being bullied can cause injuries, pain, stress, difficulty making friends, sadness, and low confidence. Bystanders are witnesses to bullying and should get help to stop it rather than just observing.
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