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v t e Bullying
Types	Cyber-bullying • Emotional blackmail • Gay bullying • Hazing • Military bullying • Mobbing • Passive aggression • Political bullying • Psychological abuse • Rankism • Relational aggression • School bullying • Sexual bullying • School pranks • Verbal abuse • Workplace bullying
Elements	Ad hominem • Character assassination • Defamation • Gossiping • Humiliation • Insulting • Intimidation • Psychological manipulation • Rudeness • Smear campaign • Social rejection • Social undermining • Taunting • Teasing • Whispering campaign • Yelling
Organisations	Act Against Bullying • Beatbullying • Bullying UK • Kidscape
Campaigners	Andrea Adams • Louise Burfitt-Dons • Tim Field • Andy Hickson • Heinz Leymann • Gary Namie • Kenneth Westhues
Other	Anti-Bullying Day • Anti-Bullying Week • international STAND UP to Bullying Day
Notable suicides	Ryan Halligan • Megan Meier • Phoebe Prince • Dawn-Marie Wesley • Kelly Yeomans
Related topics	Complex post-traumatic stress disorder • Personal boundaries • Personality disorders • Psychological projection • Psychological trauma • Psychopathy • Scapegoating • Self-esteem • Sycophancy • Victim blaming • Victim playing • Victimisation