Mit mondjon a gyereked, ha csúfolják? Ötletek hatásos visszaszóláshoz
A csúfolódás egy hatalmi játszma. Úgy lehet a legjobban kezelni szakértők szerint, ha azt látja a piszkálódó, hogy nincs hatása arra, akit gúnyol.
Bullying is a pervasive issue affecting people of all ages. Recently, a short video by Jefferson Fisher has gone viral, offering a simple yet effective three-step strategy for responding to bullies. Fisher's method emphasizes de-escalation and understanding the bully's motivations. The first step involves calmly asking the bully, "Are you okay?" This simple question disrupts the aggressive dynamic and signals that the behavior is unacceptable. Next, Fisher suggests asking questions about the bully's intentions: "Did you mean to embarrass me?" This approach forces the bully to confront their actions and consider their impact. Finally, Fisher recommends asking whether the bully is seeking attention or acting out of insecurity. This step helps to address the underlying reasons for the bullying behavior. "It'll make them think twice before saying something like that again," Fisher notes. This approach has resonated with many viewers, highlighting the need for practical and effective strategies to address bullying.
A csúfolódás egy hatalmi játszma. Úgy lehet a legjobban kezelni szakértők szerint, ha azt látja a piszkálódó, hogy nincs hatása arra, akit gúnyol.