Bullying

Bullying

1. Introduction

   • What is bullying?
     • Source 1: "The Youth Project"
     • Source 6: "Bullying in Schools: the State of Knowledge and Effective Interventions."

2. Body 1: Types of Bullying

   • Source 3: "Preventing Youth Violence" (connects intro with body1)
   • Source 7: "Girl Bullies: Understanding Different Types Of Bullying"

3. Body 2: Effects

   • Source 6: "Bullying in Schools: the State of Knowledge and Effective Interventions." (connects body 1 and 2)
   • Source 2: “What Makes Bullying Happen in School? Reviewing Contextual Characteristics Surrounding Individual and Intervention Programs on Bullying”
     • Source 9: “Michigan Boy, 13, Kills Himself after Being Bullied on School Bus, Mom Says.”
     • Source 10: “Explain How Principles That Define the Sociocultural Level of Analysis May Be Demonstrated in Research | Ib Psych Notes.”
   • Source 8: “Associations of Childhood Bullying Victimization with Lifetime Suicidal Behaviors among New U.S. Army Soldiers.”
   • Source 3: “Preventing Youth Violence”

4. Body 3: Prevention

   • Source 6: "Bullying in Schools: the State of Knowledge and Effective Interventions." (connects body 2 and 3)
   • Source 5: “The Roles Kids Play in Bullying”
   • Source 4: "Bullying: The Bullies, the Victims, the Bystanders."
   • Source 3: : “Preventing Youth Violence”
   • Source 7: “Girl Bullies: Understanding Different Types Of Bullying”

5. Conclusion

   • Source 7: “Girl Bullies: Understanding Different Types Of Bullying”
     • Source 3: “Preventing Youth Violence”
   • Source 2: “What Makes Bullying Happen in School? Reviewing Contextual Characteristics Surrounding Individual and Intervention Programs on Bullying” (connects body 3 and conclusion)