Bullying is defined as:

Bullying is defined as:

• A. Phobia
• B. Bullying
• C. An eating disorder
• D. Conflict

Answer: (B)

Bullying is repeated, intentional aggressive behavior where there’s an imbalance of power, aimed at harming someone who has a harder time defending themselves. This makes it different from a one-time fight or normal conflict. Phobia describes an extreme fear, not harming others. An eating disorder involves unhealthy patterns around food and body image. A conflict is a normal dispute and doesn’t inherently involve ongoing harm or a power imbalance. So, the option that best fits is the one describing repeated, deliberate harm by someone with more perceived power toward someone with less ability to defend themselves.

Bullying is repeated, intentional aggressive behavior where there’s an imbalance of power, aimed at harming someone who has a harder time defending themselves. This makes it different from a one-time fight or normal conflict. Phobia describes an extreme fear, not harming others. An eating disorder involves unhealthy patterns around food and body image. A conflict is a normal dispute and doesn’t inherently involve ongoing harm or a power imbalance. So, the option that best fits is the one describing repeated, deliberate harm by someone with more perceived power toward someone with less ability to defend themselves.