The “bullying circle” describes ______.
a. a group of bullies who spend time together and swap stories about their bullying with each other
b. a support group for children and adolescents who have been victims of bullying
c. passive supporters of the bully, defenders of the victim, and curious onlookers
d. the legislators who banded together to create legislation designed to protect the victims of bullying
Answer: v
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