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    Bullying is repetitive negative behavior towards an individual rather than a single incident. It can include constant criticism, denying credit, threats, unreasonable demands, sabotaging work, withholding information, changing goals, lying, exclusion, and humiliation. While individual acts may seem minor, the cumulative effect of bullying behaviors is serious.

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    Bullying is repetitive negative behavior towards an individual rather than a single incident. It can include constant criticism, denying credit, threats, unreasonable demands, sabotaging work, withholding information, changing goals, lying, exclusion, and humiliation. While individual acts may seem minor, the cumulative effect of bullying behaviors is serious.

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    Bullying is repetitive negative behavior towards an individual rather than a single incident. It can include constant criticism, denying credit, threats, unreasonable demands, sabotaging work, withholding information, changing goals, lying, exclusion, and humiliation. While individual acts may seem minor, the cumulative effect of bullying behaviors is serious.

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    What is bullying

    Bullying isn’t a one-off action but repetitive. Each incident may be trivial but added together they

    are serious. Bullying can include:

    constant nit-picking

    refusal to give credit for good work

    yelling and standover tactics

    threats of dismissal

    setting impossible deadlines

    removing work without good reason

    imposing menial or meaningless tasks

    withholding necessary information

    constantly changing work goals

    distorting what you say

    isolating and ignoring

    public humiliation.

    PSA Journal September 2003

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