Analyze the roots of bullying behavior in children. What are possible causes? How does the behavior start? What circumstances could contribute to bullying?
What will be an ideal response?
Possible causes of bullying include inborn brain abnormalities or genetic impulses,
insecure attachment, stress at home, and a lack of guidance on effortful control. The
behavior often starts with aggressive acts against other children and then escalates
when it goes unchecked. Circumstances that contribute to bullying are lack of adult
intervention, the rising popularity of the aggressive children, and the willingness of
other children to befriend the bullies.
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