Rajathi Sakthivel Vice Principal, Department of Child Health, Hindu Mission College of Nursing, Chennai 600045, Tamil Nadu, India
E Elamathi Assistant Professor, Department of Mental Health Nursing, Hindu Mission College of Nursing, Chennai 600045, Tamil Nadu, India
M Hemamalini Principal, Department of Community Health, Hindu Mission College of Nursing, Chennai 600045, Tamil Nadu, India
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E Elamathi, Rajathi Sakthivel, M Hemamalini/Bullying:Age and Gender Differences/Int J Pediatr Nurs. 2022;8(2):57–62.
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Received : April 06, 2022
Accepted : May 10, 2022
Published : August 30, 2022
Abstract
Bullying means misuse of force, power, threat and involve in aggressive behaviors towards others. It can occur
anywhere in society like school, home, workplace and any social gathering. This bulling act is common for all age
groups but most common among children. There are four possible forms of bullying behavior among children
like verbal, physical, relational and cyberbully. In worldwide, almost one-third of young teens were experiences
bullying. In that, approximately 41% of school going children were remain bullied with age group of 12-18 years
at every year. It’s necessary, Children need to learn that bullying behavior causes unhealthy environment and
promote serious effects on the bullied children’s social, emotional and physical well-being. Govt of India have
enacted anti-bullying laws to control and prohibit bullying mainly in schools and colleges. Everyone has vital role
in prevention of bullying behavior among children, especially parents, teachers and school health nurses to take
necessary measures to control it.
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E Elamathi, Rajathi Sakthivel, M Hemamalini/Bullying:Age and Gender Differences/Int J Pediatr Nurs. 2022;8(2):57–62.
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