FARGO -- A bully is not a person. Bullying is a behavior, said Wendy Troop-Gordon, assistant professor of psychology at North Dakota State University. "An essential misconception is that there is a ...

Parenting tweens and teens is no picnic, especially when bullying comes into the mix. But what happens when it’s your own kid acting like a bully? One mom is experiencing this exact scenario, and ...

When women target other women, the damage runs deep. Female doctors open up about rivalry and exclusion that harm careers and ...

That was among the last bouts of public humiliation for Cait, a 16-year-old at the time who tried for years to fit in at Montrose High School, only to face kids who threw gum at her, picked apart what ...

No child is perfect. Most parents have seen their child be mean to other kids. If you’re worried your child might be a bully, there are some subtle signs you should know. Maybe you’ve gotten a phone ...

We all know the playground bully who steals lunch money or shoves kids into lockers. But in adult life, bullying rarely looks so obvious. It's sneakier, more subtle, and often disguised as normal ...

The bullying epidemic is at the forefront of the media these days, thanks to movies like "Bully" and the "It Gets Better" movement. The rise in awareness of the problem has caused a rise in questions ...

Recent psychological studies have shed light on the persistence of bullying behavior beyond childhood, revealing complex patterns of intimidation that continue to affect adult interactions. This ...

Can Personality and Neuropsychological Assessment Help Address Bullying? Recent media portrayals of the harsh realities of bullying, like the controversial television series Adolescence, have driven ...

When we think of a "tough guy" we imagine someone who is assertive, physically fit, and isn't afraid to express his thoughts.

As if we don’t have enough challenges affecting the workplace (scary economic conditions, assaults on freedom of speech, and the lingering effects of a global pandemic), one age-old problem lingers ...