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Impacts of
Bullying
- Health
- Mental
Health
- behavioural problems
- In 10,000 adolescents 49.5% met the
criteria for a psychiatric disorder.
(Institute for Marital Healing, 2010)
- anxiety and disorders
- social anxiety
- panic disorder
- generalized anxiety disorder
- oppositional defiant disorder
- conduct disorder
- Anxiety showed in 31.9%, Behaviour
Disorders 19.1%, Mood Disorders
14.3%, Substance use Disorders 11.4%
(Institute for Marital Healing, 2010)
- social anxiety
- In 10,000 adolescents 49.5% met the
criteria for a psychiatric disorder.
(Institute for Marital Healing, 2010)
- depression
- suicidal thoughts/actions
- The suicide rate among 11-14 year olds has
grown more than 50% in the last 3 decades.
(The American Association of Suicidology,
2009)
- The suicide rate among 11-14 year olds has
grown more than 50% in the last 3 decades.
(The American Association of Suicidology,
2009)
- suicidal thoughts/actions
- behavioural problems
- Physical
Health
- substance abuse
- A study found that students that
experienced verbal abuse during their
middle school years, were more likely
to misuse alcohol in high school.
(Council on Drug Abuse, 2011)
- A study found that students that
experienced verbal abuse during their
middle school years, were more likely
to misuse alcohol in high school.
(Council on Drug Abuse, 2011)
- violent actions
- 75% of school shootings
have been linked to
harassment and bullying
against the shooter.
(Headsup, 2014)
- substance abuse
- Mental
Health
- Education
- Attendence
- skipping school
- Everyday approximately 160,000
teens skip school because they
are, or fear being buliied
(National Education Association, 2009)
- Everyday approximately 160,000
teens skip school because they
are, or fear being buliied
(National Education Association, 2009)
- skipping school
- Concentration
- bad grades
- A UCLA study suggests that
students who were bullied
performed significantly worse
accademically throughout the
year, than their non-bullied peers.
(UCLA, 2010)
- A UCLA study suggests that
students who were bullied
performed significantly worse
accademically throughout the
year, than their non-bullied peers.
(UCLA, 2010)
- bad grades
- less well accepted by peers
- Attendence
- Social
- self esteem
- lonley
- confidence
- If a teen had a really low self esteem to begin
with, they may start to believe the things that
the bully is saying to them. They self-bully.
(Healthy Children Magazine, 2008)
- lonley
- trust issues
- Some long term affects of
being bullied can include having
difficulty trusting people.
(Dombeck, 2014)
- Some long term affects of
being bullied can include having
difficulty trusting people.
(Dombeck, 2014)
- green = conection
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