75 percent Information technology (IT) professionals have admitted to being bullied at work, finds survey.
Off-Line Fear at School With Online Bullying: Study
Fear among students being victimized at school also results from cyberbullying, a recent study by Sam Houston State University found.
Fear among students being victimized at school also results from cyberbullying, a recent study by Sam Houston State University found.
A large group of people comprising 94 percent of the total said that they had suffered psychological abuse as opposed to 57 percent who reported verbal abuse. About eight percent reported physical abuse.
In a majority of cases (74 percent), the IT professionals were bullied by their seniors.
Being Excluded in Workplace Has a Worse Effect Than Bullying
A new study suggests that ostracism, or being excluded or ignored, had a worse effect on an employee’s physical and mental well-being compared to harassment or bullying.
A new study suggests that ostracism, or being excluded or ignored, had a worse effect on an employee’s physical and mental well-being compared to harassment or bullying.
Source-ANI
Long-Term Health Consequences Attributed to Bullying Highlighted
Bullied kids may experience chronic, systemic inflammation that persists into adulthood, researchers have said.
Bullied kids may experience chronic, systemic inflammation that persists into adulthood, researchers have said.
Victims of Child Bullying Tend to Bring Weapons to School
A new research found that around 200,000 children who are victims of childhood bullying bring weapons to school.
A new research found that around 200,000 children who are victims of childhood bullying bring weapons to school.
