Understanding Bullying and Intervention

What is a key characteristic of bullying behavior?

• It is usually a one-time event.

• It is always physical.

• It involves a power imbalance.

• It is accidental and rare.

Who is a bystander in a bullying situation?

• Someone who actively stops the bullying.

• Someone who ignores the bullying.

• Someone who encourages the bullying.

• Someone who witnesses the bullying but feels unable to intervene.

What is one action an upstander can take to help stop bullying?

• Be a buddy to the person being bullied.

• Laugh at the situation.

• Ignore the situation.

• Join the bully.

Why is it important to report bullying to an adult?

• To help stop the bullying and keep the victim safe.

• To make the bully feel bad.

• To ensure the bullying continues.

• To get the bully in trouble.

What should you do if it's not safe to intervene during a bullying incident?

• Confront the bully immediately.

• Ignore the situation.

• Report the incident to an adult later.

• Join in with the bully.