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What are the three groups in bullying, and why would someone not want to be a victim?
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- a) The three groups represent the Perpetrators (those who bully), Victims (those who are bullied), and Bystanders (those who witness bullying).
- b) We do not choose to be a victim because it involves experiencing harm, distress, and often feeling powerless.
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