Bullying in school is defined as a sort of violence that causes harm to others and
occurs at school or during various activities when a student or group of students
utilizes their strength to injure other individuals or groups. Bullies' strength is based
on their physical strength, age, financial circumstances, social status, or
technological skills (Quiroz et al., 2006).
Bullying in school is defined as "aggressive behavior in which the bully and the
victim have no equivalent power and occurs frequently." Bullying can take many
different forms, including physical assault, verbal abuse, and threats of nonverbal
communication.
Bullying also includes the use of current communication tools to deliver a variety
of perplexing and frightening messages.