A child has reported to the school nurse that he is being bullied. Which of the following is most likely happening to this child?
a. Difficulty talking to the guidance counse-lor
b. Inclusion in group activities
c. Intimidation by a peer
d. Discipline from parents at home
ANS: C
Bullying has become a major problem in schools. Bullying can be physical and/or psychological abuse, intimidation, or verbal abuse; the exclusion of some children in group activities is another form of bullying.
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