Q&A: The impact of childhood bullying on adult mental health

Q&A: The impact of childhood bullying on adult mental health

Q: Many definitions of bullying exist. Which is one you agree on and have used in your research?

Q: How can your findings influence interventions?

Q: Are there any popular coping strategies that may be counterproductive?

Q: Bullying is often portrayed as an unavoidable part of growing up. Are there any other common myths about bullying?

Q: Rates of physical bullying were consistently low in every country that you examined, while appearance-based bullying was consistently high. Can you elaborate on this?

Q: Can you expand on the cross-cultural aspect of your research?

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