Understanding the Three Types of Bullying: Verbal, Physical & Relational
1. Verbal bullying is any type of spoken or written communication that is intended to hurt or humiliate someone. It includes name-calling, teasing, threatening, and making derogatory comments.2. Physical bullying is any type of physical contact that is intended to hurt or humiliate someone. It includes hitting, kicking, shoving, and any other form of physical aggression.
3. Relational bullying is any type of behavior that is intended to damage someone's relationships with others. It includes spreading rumors, isolating someone from their friends, and excluding them from activities.
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