The Basics
Any Action or situation that intentionally produces or creates mental and physical discomfort, embarrassment, or ridicule, when joining an organization
What is Hazing
This substance, often used during hazing instances, can cause extreme bodily harm, or death.
What is drugs and/or alcohol
A passive observer who watches harmful initiation behavior happen, and often does not report or take the steps to stop it
What is a bystander
The difference between bullying and hazing relies on one thing: bullying involves exclusion, while hazing involves ______
What is inclusion
True or False: Hazing is limited to only college fraternities and sororities.
What is false (can occur in any type of club or organization, even in high school)
A trusted person you can talk to, such as a teacher, counselor, or coach
What is a trusted adult
When a person agrees or gives permission to an activity
What is consent
Truly the time to be alive. After the rise of drug abuse, someone has died on a U.S. college campus due to hazing every single year during THIS decade.
What is the 1970's
Instead of hazing activities, individuals can build strong bonds through helping their community through this
What is volunteering
Name calling, often confused with teasing is a sub-category of hazing. This along with ostracizing or embarrassing recruits is referred to as _____ hazing.
What is Subtle hazing
Take the guess: This number of U.S. states have anti-hazing legislation in their books
What is 44 states
Often done when a situation feels unsafe or uncomfortable, you should immediately do this
What is walk away/ leave