Dangers of Bullying for Adolescent of Broken Family

People who belong to broken families are already not having any productive environment at their home that will aid them to be noble and good members of society. If they do not get a good environment outside home and their face bullying, they are likely to commit suicide or develop criminal tendencies. Research indicated that people from broken families are more likely to be victims of bullying. Such people are already facing parenting and household problems and a constructive environment outside is very important for their progress to be good members of society. This may lead them to face many mental health problems. They may also die if they are unable to cope with bullying. They can also take steps to prove that they are strong like murdering the bully and such things can make them criminal. It may also lead them towards substance abuse.
Damages of College and University Ragging
• Bullied people are more likely to experience depression, engage in suicidal ideation, attempt suicide, and have weight problems than their counterparts who have not been the victims of bullying.
• It is linked to stress and suicidal ideation.
• It is linked to an increased likelihood of antisocial and criminal behavior later in adolescence and adulthood.
• They are more likely to have excessive weight gain.
• They face difficulty in forming lasting relationships and problems in the workplace.
• Victims bullied have higher rates of agoraphobia, depression, anxiety, panic disorder, and suicidality in their early to mid-twenties compared with those who have not been bullied.
• Being a victim of bullying was linked to increased use of mental health services.
Suggested Solutions
• Running an anti-bullying campaign to providing individualized social skills training.
• Staff should be instructed in ways to improve peer relations and make schools safer.
• Interventions focused on the whole university or college involving classroom curricula or social skills training must be used.
• Teacher intervention should also help to decrease bullying that focuses on increasing bullies’ empathy and condemning their behavior was effective in increasing the bullies’ intent to stop being a bully.