Bullying Crossword Puzzle

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Cyberbullying : This involves the use of technology to harm the victim. examples include sending hurtful messages or threats online, spreading rumours or lies on social media, and sharing embarrassing photos or videos.
Upstanders : People who take action to stand up against bullying or other forms of injustice.
Verbal Bullying : This involves the use of words to harm the victim. examples include name-calling, teasing, insulting, and spreading rumours.
Bullying : Repeated and intentional aggressive behaviour that intends to harm
Social Bullying : This involves the use of social power to harm the victim. examples include excluding someone from a group, spreading rumours or gossip, and manipulating social relationships.
The Victim : This is the person the bully is targeting and may experience physical and emotional harm and feel helpless or isolated.
Physical Bullying : This involves the use of physical force to intimidate or harm the victim. examples include hitting, kicking, pushing, and spitting.
Sexual Bullying : This involves using sexuality or sexual behaviour to harm or manipulate the victim. examples include sexual harassment, inappropriate touching, and spreading sexual rumours or images.
The Bully : This person engages in aggressive behaviour towards the victim.
Bystanders : These people witness the bullying but are not directly involved. they may feel uncomfortable or unsure how to respond, but their actions can significantly impact the situation.

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cyberbullying : this involves the use of technology to harm the victim. examples include sending hurtful messages or threats online, spreading rumours or lies on social media, and sharing embarrassing photos or videos.
upstanders : people who take action to stand up against bullying or other forms of injustice.
verbal bullying : this involves the use of words to harm the victim. examples include name-calling, teasing, insulting, and spreading rumours.
bullying : repeated and intentional aggressive behaviour that intends to harm
social bullying : this involves the use of social power to harm the victim. examples include excluding someone from a group, spreading rumours or gossip, and manipulating social relationships.
the victim : this is the person the bully is targeting and may experience physical and emotional harm and feel helpless or isolated.
physical bullying : this involves the use of physical force to intimidate or harm the victim. examples include hitting, kicking, pushing, and spitting.
sexual bullying : this involves using sexuality or sexual behaviour to harm or manipulate the victim. examples include sexual harassment, inappropriate touching, and spreading sexual rumours or images.
the bully : this person engages in aggressive behaviour towards the victim.
bystanders : these people witness the bullying but are not directly involved. they may feel uncomfortable or unsure how to respond, but their actions can significantly impact the situation.