A. Profile of bullies
Bullies often exhibit certain characteristics and motivations. They may have a need for power and control, low empathy, and a history of aggression. Possible causes and underlying issues can include difficult family dynamics, exposure to violence, and a lack of social skills or emotional intelligence. Intervention and rehabilitation for bullies involve addressing the underlying issues, providing counseling and therapy, and teaching alternative conflict resolution strategies.
B. Profile of victims
Bullying can have profound psychological and emotional effects on victims. They may experience increased anxiety, depression, low self-esteem, and feelings of isolation or worthlessness. Victims may also develop trust issues and have difficulties forming healthy relationships.