Psychology of Bullying

Defines various forms of bullying, associated behavioral traits, and prevalence. Describes individual, family, and social factors related to child and youth bullying. Explains bias-based bullying including race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, disabilities. Discusses cyber bullying and associated problems. Describes bullying within friendships. Discusses intervention and treatment strategies for child and youth bullying. Outlines the problem of office and workplace bullying and how to respond to it.

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Booklet (53 pages)

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Hour 1

Defining Bullying
Prevalence of Bullying
Effects of Bullying
Individual Family & Social Factors Associated with Bullying
Peer Relationships: Social Competence, Peer Acceptance, Popularity, & Likeability

Hour 2

Identifying & Responding To Child & Youth Bullying
The Problem of Cyberbullying
Bullying within Frienships
Physical Health and Intellectual Functioning
Dealing with Bullying in Friendships

Hour 3

Intervention & Treatment Strategies for Child & Youth Bullying
Workplace Bullying
How to help someone who is bullied in the workplace
Summary

Learning Objectives

Define various forms of bullying, associated behavioral traits, and prevalence.
Describe individual, family, and social factors related to child and youth bullying.
Explain bias-based bullying including race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, disabilities.
Discuss cyber bullying and associated problems.
Describe bullying within friendships.
Discuss intervention and treatment strategies for child and youth bullying.
Outline the problem of office and workplace bullying and how to respond to it.

Products specifications

Instructor	B. Sternberg, Ph.D.
# of Pages	43
More Information About This Course:	Psychology of Bullying accreditation
Contact Hours:	3
NCBTMB Contact Hours	3 (Not Approved for NY)

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