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The causes of bullying behavior
Introduction
You have been present in any bullying situation? Bullying behavior can occur for many reasons, some of which are, want to have control for otherpeople, for identity, by their parents and psychological problems. Surprisingly, many bullies are often motivated to abuse others because they have been victims of abusive behavior.
Teens oftenbegin bullying because they want to control those who are weaker than they are. Bullying gives young people an identity and they become well known in school. Debra Pebler (2004) mentioned that childrenwho bully others are often driven by the desire for power. Bullying makes them feel powerful. For example they can be impulsive, hot-headed, and dominant, and they enjoy being able to subdue others.Bullying gives some authority to be better than anyone else in the environment.
Many of the situations of bullying are by the parents. In many families, both parents work outside the home.That's why children bullying take action because their parents are not for them to be monitored. Parents often do not have time to pay attention to their children’s need. Only a parent can give theirchild the one on one attention a bullied child needs. Also, parents may not be aware of the aggressive behavior that their children are exhibiting, either inside or outside the home. According withcurrent editorial (2012) with parental involvement, the bully has to behave not only during school, but also before, after and on the weekends.


Bullies may also be bullied themselves, orthey were bullied at one time or another in their lifetime. They use violence as a way of identify themselves. They start pushing students for identify their superiority. Although they may haveemotional problem. Instead experience severe life stressors, (which interfere with their ability to develop social resilience and protect themselves. Being known for bad behavior is better than not being...