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bullying: how to overcome rejection harassment and hostility everywere - Paperback

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by S. Fatou (Author)

In this book, we will be exploring the world of bullying as it pertains to the views of a child. We will explore the different types of bullying, why it occurs and what your child and the parent of a child can do to prevent it and help their child through this rough patch of growing up. Bullying has always been a way of life since the early caveman. It is human nature to find something to pick on someone else about. It can be as simple as a haircut, the way one walks, talks or dresses. The reason for being picked on or bullied is irrelevant. The true fact of the matter, the reason people pick on one another is because it makes them either feel better about themselves or as a way to be socially accepted among others. In other words, a way to make friends. Bullying is a learned behavior children pick up from their parents, friends and society as a way to become accepted among their social groups. It is believed that if they make someone else look small in someone Else's eyes it will make them look big and powerful compared to the other person. As a result, a power trip or superiority complex is created causing a euphoric effect similar to using drugs. Once someone gets that high from bullying it is hard to stop.

Number of Pages: 64
Dimensions: 0.13 x 11.02 x 8.5 IN
Publication Date: May 29, 2015
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