health asses

• Direct Bullying


  Involves overt acts of aggression toward a victim, where both the bully and the victim are usually present. This can be physical or verbal.
• Physical Direct Bullying


  • Hitting, kicking, pushing, or other physical attacks.
• Verbal Direct Bullying


  • Name-calling, insulting, making threats, or teasing.
• Mediums for Direct Bullying


  • In-person interactions during school, in parks, or at social gatherings.
  • Can occasionally involve objects or written notes passed among peers.
• Indirect Bullying


  Occurs when the bullying acts are not directly communicated to the victim, such as spreading rumors or influencing others' perceptions about the victim.
• Indirect Bullying


  • Spreading malicious rumors.
  • Excluding someone from a group or activity on purpose.
• Mediums for Indirect Bullying


  • Social networks, text messaging, or through third parties.
• Overt Bullying


  Openly aggressive and confrontational behavior, which is observable by others and can be either physical or verbal.
• Overt Bullying


  • Mocking someone loudly in front of others.
  • Physically intimidating someone in public.
• Mediums for Overt Bullying


  • School corridors, playgrounds, sports activities.
• Covert Bullying


  Subtle and hidden actions aimed to harm or isolate the individual secretly.
• Physical Covert Bullying


  • Stealthily tampering with someone's belongings or causing harm without being noticed.
• Verbal Covert Bullying


  • Whispering insults or spreading secrets.
• Social Covert Bullying


  • Manipulating social situations to embarrass or isolate someone.
• Mediums for Covert Bullying


  • Behind-the-scenes manipulation at social events, online platforms, or through shared social circles.