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Bullying and theory of mind

Peter K. Smith looks at the social skills underlying bullying and how we can use such insights to deal with the problem

Go online (see back cover) for a podcast reflecting on the nature of bullying and its relationship to theory of mind.

‘It started when I went to middle school, the taunting and name-calling … At first it was only a couple of boys but soon it became a class game … it began to spread through the school … Some of the class above started calling me names and even some of the younger kids. The taunts followed me round wherever I went … ‘No one likes you. Why don’t you go and put your head in the toilet?’… It was at secondary school that it got really bad. At home I began to have nightmares about what they’d do to me the next day … they’d be waiting for me … I could never relax … The nightmares didn’t stop.’

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