Preventing Child Bullying - Ruba Abu Fadel
The article addresses the phenomenon of bullying among children and teenagers, especially in light of the widespread use of social media and its negative impact on mental and social health. The statistics indicate that approximately 150 million adolescents aged between 13 and 15 worldwide are exposed to bullying, and one in three students has experienced some form of school bullying. A psychology specialist explains that the scientific definition of bullying is repeated aggressive behavior practiced against a vulnerable person in a power imbalance, emphasizing that the phenomenon in Lebanon is linked to social class differences and obsession with appearances. It is also noted that those who perpetrate abuse often suffer from a lack of self-confidence. It is recommended to promote critical thinking, rely on family as a support network, and handle cyberbullying cautiously by documenting evidence. In conclusion, bullying is a serious phenomenon that affects mental health and requires awareness, preventive intervention, and efforts to strengthen self-confidence and mutual respect.
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