Students who have been bullied have a risk for depression that doubles seven years later.
Kids who were bullied in elementary school and middle school sometimes are still feeling the effects in high school, and the risk of dropping out increases even after you control for other variables that predict dropping out.
Kids who were bullied are at higher risk of anxiety disorders all the way into adulthood.
The worst response on the part of adults is to shrug and treat it as just part of life.
Fortunately, there are fewer people saying that about bullying than was the case when I was a kid.
Although that better get used to it approach, as I've talked about in other episodes, persists with respect to other things that have no value for kids.
When we take that view, victims are left to just deal with it and suffer from it alone.
And if kids buy into the idea that there's nothing to be done, that it's supposed to toughen them up, that's even more disturbing.
Students who have been bullied have a risk for depression that doubles seven years later.
Kids who were bullied in elementary school and middle school sometimes are still feeling the effects in high school, and the risk of dropping out increases even after you control for other variables that predict dropping out.
Kids who were bullied are at higher risk of anxiety disorders all the way into adulthood.
The worst response on the part of adults is to shrug and treat it as just part of life.
Fortunately, there are fewer people saying that about bullying than was the case when I was a kid.
Although that better get used to it approach, as I've talked about in other episodes, persists with respect to other things that have no value for kids.
When we take that view, victims are left to just deal with it and suffer from it alone.
And if kids buy into the idea that there's nothing to be done, that it's supposed to toughen them up, that's even more disturbing.
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