When compared with those who did the bullying,children who said they were bullied were more likely to

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When compared with those who did the bullying,children who said they were bullied were more likely to

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Studies have shown that children who report being bullied are more likely to display anxiety and socially withdrawn behavior. They may also have lower self-esteem and depression. However, there is no evidence to suggest that being bullied makes children more likely to smoke or drink alcohol or exhibit highly prosocial behaviors. Additionally, while some children who report being bullied may have a history of being bullies themselves earlier, this is not always the case.

When Compared with Those Who Did the Bullying,children Who Said