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The 18 pages that link to Bullying, each with the reason it gives.

• Self-esteemRelated: Victimization can damage self-evaluation, while self-esteem alone does not explain bullying.

• Gender nonconformityRelated: Gender nonconforming people may be targeted when peers enforce gender expectations.

• Moral disengagementRelated: Perpetrators may minimize harm, blame targets, or portray aggression as deserved.

• Peer groupRelated: Group dynamics can enable bullying or help bystanders interrupt it.

• Toxic masculinityRelated: Some peer cultures use bullying to police boys who depart from masculine expectations.

• Columbine High School massacreRelated: Claims that bullying caused the attack became influential, though evidence does not support a simple causal account.

• EffeminacyRelated: Effeminacy can become a target for repeated peer harassment.

• PreadolescenceRelated: Peer-group changes can expose preadolescents to bullying in person or online.

• Tool (slang)Related: Repeatedly calling someone a tool can become part of targeted verbal bullying.