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How To Overcome Bullying
Rating: 4.4 out of 5(7 ratings)
407 students

How To Overcome Bullying

Finding Confidence To Stand Up To Others
Created byDr. Conor Hogan Ph.D.
Last updated 12/2023
English
English [Auto],

What you'll learn

  • Bullying History and Theroy
  • The Science Behind Bullying
  • The Causes of Bullying
  • Techniques and Treatments For Bullying

Course content

2 sections • 20 lectures • 1h 53m total length

  • Bullying Part 128:06

    Explore bullying forms: physical, verbal, nonverbal, and cyber; power imbalances, suicide risk, and their effects on anxiety, isolation, and mental health.

  • Bullying Part 29:03

    Learn from celebrities who faced bullying, including cyberbullying, and how they coped; see how standing up for victims, online or in real life, can inspire resilience.

  • Bullying Part 318:07

    Explore how celebrity voices address cyberbullying, the impact of online harassment, and practical strategies for parents, schools, and communities to educate and prevent harm.

  • Bullying Part 428:38

    Explore the psychological effects of bullying, define power imbalance and victimization, and examine a workplace case study to highlight interventions, leadership, and reporting to protect victims.

  • Bullying Part 50:01
  • Bullying Quiz
  • What is a Bully?1:40
  • The History of Bullying1:37
  • The Facts of Bullying1:51
  • The History of Bullying1:37
  • Legal and Policy Responses2:07
  • School Polices2:03
  • Consequences for Bullying1:43
  • Cyberbullying1:37

Requirements

  • None.

Description

A bully is an individual who engages in repeated aggressive behavior with the intention of causing harm, distress, or fear to another person. Bullying can take various forms and may occur in different settings, such as schools, workplaces, online environments, or communities. The behavior is characterized by a power imbalance, where the person engaging in bullying behavior has real or perceived power over the target.

Key characteristics of a bully and bullying behavior include:

  1. Repetitive Behavior

  2. Intentional Harm

  3. Power Imbalance

  4. Various Forms

  5. Impact on the Victim

  6. Unprovoked Aggression

  7. Lack of Empathy

  8. Social Dynamics

Efforts to address and prevent bullying often involve creating awareness, fostering a culture of respect and inclusion, and implementing anti-bullying policies in schools, workplaces, and communities. It is important to encourage open communication, provide support for victims, and hold individuals accountable for engaging in bullying behavior.

Many children and adults are bullied. This can happen in all aspects of life or in just one. From school to the workplace, bullying can affect a person throughout their life in a negative fashion. This course educates the learner how to avoid bullying and to carry on even if you have been bullied.

Within this course these details and more are examined in more depth.

Who this course is for:

  • Anyone.

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