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Bullying in Middle Childhood (cognitive effects (antisocial mindset (poor…
Bullying in Middle Childhood
cognitive effects
antisocial mindset
poor social skils
few friends
weaker cognitive function later on in life
lack of empathy from bully and from bullied (in the future)
reinforces antisocial behaviours
isolation
lack of attention
school performance suffers
acts out/behavioural issues
low self-esteem and high insecurity
gets in trouble in school frequently
avoidance behaviours
physical effects
broken bones
bruises
eating disorders
drastic weight changes
weakened immune system due to stress
late onset of puberty due to stress
self harm
emotional effects
increased aggression
depression
sadness
inability to regulate emotions
anxiety
suicidal ideation
resorts to violence when upset
increased stress levels
inability to deal with various forms of trauma
frequently embarrassed
social effects
inability to form strong/meaningful relationships
social anxiety
wants to avoid all social interaction
does not want to hang out with what friends they have
avoids school
lonely
isolated
withdrawn from group activities
bullying causes child to not strive to lead others
becomes more of a follower
child does not strive for excellence