Answer:
• Wanting to dominate others and improve their social status.
• Having low self-esteem.
• Having a lack of remorse or failing to recognise their behaviour as a problem.
• Feeling angry or frustrated.
• Struggling socially.
• Being the victim of bullying themselves.
Explanation:
Some people who bully may enjoy getting their own way. Others may like conflict and aggression. Some may be thoughtless, rather than deliberately hurtful. Some may have difficulties with health, schoolwork and self-esteem. And some may be emotionally neglected, bullied, abused or be experiencing violence themselves. Bullies are more likely to have lifelong issues such as depression or problems with aggression. But early treatment can prevent this from happening.
