Bullying and reversal: dynamics and consequences Bullying is rarely a simple, single-act phenomenon. It is a pattern of power imbalance, where repeated aggressive behaviors—verbal, social, physical, or digital—target someone perceived as vulnerable. When a bully becomes the target, observers often call it "getting bullied back" or a reversal of roles. But such reversals are morally and practically complex. They can be:
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