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    Social Problems: Let's Stop Bullying!

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    The document discusses bullying and proposes solutions to stop it. It defines bullying as using force, threats, or coercion to abuse or dominate others. It then lists common causes of bullying behavior and different types, including physical, verbal, cyber, and hidden bullying. The effects of bullying are outlined as both short-term impacts like depression, fears, and poor school performance, and potential long-term issues such as post-traumatic stress disorder. Finally, solutions to address bullying are proposed, including raising awareness, implementing anti-bullying programs, encouraging open communication, and cultivating empathy.

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    The document discusses bullying and proposes solutions to stop it. It defines bullying as using force, threats, or coercion to abuse or dominate others. It then lists common causes of bullying behavior and different types, including physical, verbal, cyber, and hidden bullying. The effects of bullying are outlined as both short-term impacts like depression, fears, and poor school performance, and potential long-term issues such as post-traumatic stress disorder. Finally, solutions to address bullying are proposed, including raising awareness, implementing anti-bullying programs, encouraging open communication, and cultivating empathy.

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    The document discusses bullying and proposes solutions to stop it. It defines bullying as using force, threats, or coercion to abuse or dominate others. It then lists common causes of bullying behavior and different types, including physical, verbal, cyber, and hidden bullying. The effects of bullying are outlined as both short-term impacts like depression, fears, and poor school performance, and potential long-term issues such as post-traumatic stress disorder. Finally, solutions to address bullying are proposed, including raising awareness, implementing anti-bullying programs, encouraging open communication, and cultivating empathy.

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    Social Problems: Let's Stop Bullying!

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    The document discusses bullying and proposes solutions to stop it. It defines bullying as using force, threats, or coercion to abuse or dominate others. It then lists common causes of bullying behavior and different types, including physical, verbal, cyber, and hidden bullying. The effects of bullying are outlined as both short-term impacts like depression, fears, and poor school performance, and potential long-term issues such as post-traumatic stress disorder. Finally, solutions to address bullying are proposed, including raising awareness, implementing anti-bullying programs, encouraging open communication, and cultivating empathy.

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    Social Problems

    Let’s Stop Bullying!

    Members of Group 1:
     Rizky Ayu A (120110140001)
     Ayu Fuady Sania (120110140002)
     Hasby Harvianto R (120110140003)
     Rikky Adiwijaya (120110140017)
     Merry Novita A (120110140033)
     Melinda (120110140037)
    Bullying is the use of force, threat,
    or coercion to abuse, intimidate, or
    aggressively dominate others. The behavior is
    often repeated and habitual. It typically involves
    subtle methods of coercion such as intimidation.
    Causes of Bullying
    Bulliers want to get noticed
    They like having power over there peers
    They have problems at home
    Think it's cool and funny
    Aggressive personality
    Lack of adult supervision
    Jealousy
    Revenge
    Take their feelings out on others
    Types of Bullying
     Physical
     Verbal (sometimes called relational)
     Cyber
     Hidden bullying
     Physical bullying
    Physical bullying is when one person or a group of
    people pick on or harasses another person in a face
    to face confrontational manner. It can be subtle
    action to casually degrade the person over time, or it
    can be series of more aggresive and direct acts to
    purposefully hurt the person a more immediate
    fashion. It includes hitting, kicking, tripping, pinching
    and pushing or damaging property. It can be also
    saxual in nature, as its psyhological root are based
    in the desire to dominant and control to make the
    perpetrator feel more powerful.
     Emotional bullying
    Emotional bullying is when a person tries to get
    what they want by making others feel angry or
    afraid. It includes name calling, teasing or
    mocking, threatening, putting down, gang up on
    others, insults, intimidation, homophobic or racist
    remarks, or humiliate others.
     Cyberbullying
    Cyberbullying can be overt or covert bullying
    behaviours using digital technologies, including
    hardware such as computers and smartphones
    and software such as social media, instant
    messaging, texts, websites and other. It can
    happen at any time. It can be in public or in
    private and sometimes only known to the target
    and the person bullying.
     Hidden bullying
    This bullying is often harder to recognise and can
    be carried out behind the bullied person's back. It
    is designed to harm someone's social reputation
    and/or cause humiliation. Covert bullying includes
    lying and spreading rumours, negative facial or
    physical gestures, menacing or contemptuous
    looks, playing nasty jokes to embarrass and
    humiliate, mimicking unkindly, encouraging
    others to socially exclude someone, and
    damaging someone's social reputation or social
    acceptance.
    Effects of Bullying
    • Short term effects
    • Long term effects
    Effects of Bullying
    Short Term Effects
    • Low self-confidence • Frequent crying
    • Depression • Nervous habits
    • Suicidal thoughts and • Bed-wetting
    suicide attempts • Poor appetite or
    • Abnormal fears and digestive problems
    worries • School problems
    • Sleep disorders • Rage
    Effects of Bullying
    Long Term Effects
    • Psychological Post-Trauma disorders
    • Self destructive behavior
    • Alcohol or substance abuse may result
    Bullying Solutions
    1) Build awareness
    2) Put together bullying programs
    3) Open communication
    4) Create empathy.

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