When a more powerful child repeatedly hits,teases,or humiliates a particular weaker child,then he or she is _____ the weaker child.

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When a more powerful child repeatedly hits, teases or humiliates a particular weaker child, it is considered bullying behavior. Option A, being prosocial, implies a positive behavior which is not the case in this scenario. Option B, being an agonist, is not a commonly used term to describe this behavior. Option C, being hedonistic, implies seeking pleasure or personal gain, but bullying is not about seeking pleasure or personal gain. Thus, the best choice is D, being a bully to.

When a More Powerful Child Repeatedly Hits,teases,or Humiliates a Particular