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Share Your Opinion

You’ve probably heard a lot about bullying from parents, teachers, and other adults. Now’s your chance to share what YOU think about bullying. Students are the ones most directly affected by bullying, and your opinion counts. Respond to the polls below, and find out what other students from around the world think.

Do you think kids who see bullying happen sometimes feel scared, angry, or sad?

Yes
No

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Would most teens define bullying differently than how it’s written in school policy?

Yes
No

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Why do youth bully?

To feel in power and control over others
Because they have been bullied
Underdeveloped empathy
Lack of adult supervision
Peer pressure

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Do you think bullying happens more often between people who:

know each other and have a common social connection, such as "within a friend group"
don't have a relationship or social connection

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Where does bullying happen most often?

Hallway
Locker room
Classroom
Bus
Lunch room

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Does bullying occur more online or offline?

Online (bullied through use of technology)
Offline (bullied in person)

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What kind of bullying happens most often?

Gossip and rumors
Physical fights
Teasing and name calling
Excluding people on purpose

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Which type of bullying hurts the most?

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

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