What are the warning signs of bullying in schools for both victims and bullies?

You're on a roll —The image shows a research assignment task on "Bullying in Schools." The student has asked for an explanation of "bullying," "impact of bullying," and "causes of bullying" in previous turns. The current question is a follow-up to the previous conversation, but no specific question is asked. Based on the context of the previous questions and the assignment task, it is likely the student is asking for the next item on the list of content to be covered in the research. The previous questions covered: • Explanation of 'Bullying' as a concept • Causes of bullying in schools • Impact of bullying to victims (affected learners) The next item on the list from the assignment task is "Warning signs of bullying in schools." Warning signs of bullying in schools can be observed in both the victim and the bully. In victims, signs may include unexplained injuries, damaged belongings, changes in eating or sleeping habits, declining grades, social withdrawal, frequent headaches or stomachaches, and reluctance to go to school. They might also appear anxious, depressed, or have low self-esteem. In bullies, signs may include a need to dominate others, aggression towards peers or adults, frequent involvement in fights, unexplained money or new possessions, blaming others for their problems, and a lack of empathy. They might also show defiance towards authority figures. Send me the next one 📸