Bullying

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Source: SourceOECD Social Issues/Migration/Health, Volume 2009, Number 6, May 2009 , pp. 119-120(2)

Publisher: OECD - Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development

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Abstract:

Bullying includes hitting and teasing, as well as more passive forms such as exclusion from conversations and play. Bullying does not include fighting between equally strong children. The broad definition of bullying does not show which forms are most prevalent in which country, or the duration and intensity of bullying.

Document Type: Review article

Publication date: 2009-05-01