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It can be hard to talk about your experiences with bullying. But students really are the experts in bullying prevention. Share your opinion, and see what other students think.

Why don’t teens tell someone when they are being bullied? (check all that apply)

They’ve been threatened not to tell
They don’t want their parents to worry
Think they can deal with it on their own
Think it wouldn’t change anything
Don’t think anyone will/can help

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posted January 2023

Even though conflict is different from bullying, can it also hurt?

Yes
No

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posted March 2022

Does bullying happen more often:

In front of adults
When adults aren’t around

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posted March 2022

Do you think some students stay home from school to avoid being bullied?

Yes
No

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posted March 2021

Is bullying in middle and high school more physical or emotional?

Physical (such as hitting, punching, kicking, destroying your personal items)
Emotional (such as name calling, gossip, rumors, intentionally ignoring or excluding

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posted March 2021

Do you think students that bully always know that their behavior is hurting others?

Yes
No

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posted February 2020

Do you think most students know that they have rights (ie: that there are state laws addressing and prohibiting bullying)?

Yes
No

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posted February 2020

Why teens don't talk about bullying with an adult:

Parents would flip out or worry
It's personal
They think ignoring will make it go away
Their help doesn't change anything
Nobody wants to be a "snitch"

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