Bullying and Children Research Paper

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Outline:Bullying and Children
The

author

Thornberg

of

the

article Bullying

Among

Children

and

Adolescents examines the key intimidation activities that affect children and
adolescents related to a varied range of guides of short- and long-term disturbance as
the bullying is the main factor.
Fink, the author of the article Assessing the Bullying and Victimization Experience of
Children with Special Education Needs in Mainstream Schools, indicates the
experience of the special needs kids and what they go through as bullying is
concerned.


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Bullying and Children
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Bullying and Children
Part A
Thornberg, Robert, et al. "Bullying among children and adolescents." Scandinavian journal of
psychology 61.1 (2020): 1-5.
The author Thornberg of the article Bullying Among Children and Adolescents examines the key
intimidation activities that affect children and adolescents related to a varied range of guides of
short- and long-term disturbance as the bullying is the main factor. Besides, this article contains
dynamic literature that considers complexity among young people in society. The purpose of this
article is to provide clear evidence of what learners and teenagers go through at school and what
they experience as cyberbullying is concerned. The intended audience is teenagers who
experience cyberbullying at the teenage stage of their life (Thornberg, 1). This article is arranged
uniquely by giving the intended audience with the abstract of the article, which provides a green
light of what the essay entails. The author begins with the general background of information
about cyberbullying among teenagers by introducing different activities that affect young
individuals. The author provides evidence of what young teenagers go through as cyberbullying
is concerned. The book offers a clear picture of what teenagers go through as this activity affects
their overall growth as responsible human beings in the future. The current reflection of diversity
has created an interest ...


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