Bullying versus Fighting

Bullying differs from fighting. Fighting is more likely to occur between peers to test their strength and is not repeatedly aimed at one individual. If gangs are involved, one gang may fight another gang. Bullying behaviors are learned behaviors. This can occur by watching others in the family or at school, by watching TV and movies, and through observation of ways in which to feel powerful and in control. It goes without saying that bullying behaviors negatively impact everyone: the perpetrators, the targets or victims, their families and close friends, anyone who witnesses the bullying behaviors, and sometimes even those who simply hear about the events. Bullying creates all manner of conflict—internally and externally. . Be very clear that bullying behaviors represent little or no Emotional intelligence. All things being equal, those with high  Emotional Intelligence (EQ) would never treat others as they themselves would not wish to be treated.

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