bullying
What is bullying?
Bullying include actions as making threats,spreading rumours, attacking someone physically or verbally, and excluding someone from a group on purpose.
Is it better to talk over a problem in person or by writing messages?
in person. It can lead to fewer misunderstanding and take you less time.
What is the English for "зависимость, пагубная привычка?"
addiction
Is depression a mental illness?
Yes,it is. But it is treatable. It is not a personal weakness.
Define "bully" and "bystander"
A bully is someone who feels powerful when they hurt or pick on someone else.
Bystander is a person who watches bullying happen and does nothing to stop it.
What are some effects of good communication?
understanding, solving problems, finding common interests
What is the addictive component in all tobacco products?
nicotine
Who can you talk to about your feelings of depression?
Family,close friend, relative, social worker, doctor, teacher, therapist...
How does it feel like to be bullied at school?
the feeling of being isolated, anxious, lonely,embarrassed,depressed and afraid to go to school
What is "generation gap"?
conflicts between parents and their children or between teachers and their students?
What can happen if a person drinks too much alcohol.
alcohol poisoning/overdose
A person can stop breathing or even to die.
What are the symptoms of depression in teens
What is the difference between bullying and conflict?
Conflict is a disagreement or argument in which both sides express their views.
Bullying is negative behaviour directed by someone exerting power and control over another person.
Why trust is important in relationship?
Trust in a relationship is the belief that your partner is reliable, honest and supportive. It’s an essential ingredient in any close relationship, whether it’s with a friend, family member or romantic partner.
Taking drugs,smoking and drinking alcohol can lead to...what?
health problems, violence, destruction of personality, death
What can cause depression?
hormone fluctuations, grief, bullying, adverse childhood experiences,long-term instances of bullying, abuse, academic problems, problems at home.