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    Bullying is common among school children, with boys typically bullied by older boys or peers. For girls, bullying can also involve sexual teasing or touching, with one third of girls ages 9-15 in the US reporting having experienced such behavior serious enough to make them want to avoid school.

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    Bullying is common among school children, with boys typically bullied by older boys or peers. For girls, bullying can also involve sexual teasing or touching, with one third of girls ages 9-15 in the US reporting having experienced such behavior serious enough to make them want to avoid school.

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    Bullying is common among school children, with boys typically bullied by older boys or peers. For girls, bullying can also involve sexual teasing or touching, with one third of girls ages 9-15 in the US reporting having experienced such behavior serious enough to make them want to avoid school.

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    Gender Differences in Bullying

    Bullying is a common phenomenon in school going children. Mostly boys are bullied by older
    boys, or by peers. In case of girls, another dimension of bullying has been reported. One third of
    all 9-15 years old girls reported, in the US, having experienced sexual teasing or touching; this
    caused or problem so serious that they wanted to avoid school (American Association of
    University Women Foundation, 1993).

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