Archive: New Study About the Psychology of Bullying

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What I found most enlightening was that contrary to the popular belief that bullies are young people who have low self-esteem and thus bully to compensate, Ms. Juvonen's study notes that bullies,”…have almost ridiculously high levels of self-esteem ...

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