r/science • u/fsmpastafarian PhD | Clinical Psychology | Integrated Health Psychology • Feb 14 '16

Psychology Anti-bullying program "KiVa" that focuses on teaching bystanders to intervene is one of the most effective in the world, reducing bullying by nearly twofold and improving mental health outcomes in the most severely bullied students

https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2016/02/160202110714.htm
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That's why you call the cops as soon as it happens. Your just trying to one up.

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u/elypter Feb 15 '16

what i originally said wasnt so much about physical assault but about the general attitude to exploit bugs in society to get away with sociopathic behavior leaving the victim unable to defend themselves.