Your spouse gives you the silent treatment. Your coworker leaves you hanging on a project so you look bad. The deflective of response “you’re being too sensitive, I was just kidding.” But they weren’t, you know they weren’t. ...
Workplace bullying is a pattern of persistent, malicious, insulting, or exclusionary intentional or non-intentional behaviors that a target perceives as intentional efforts to harm, control, or drive a coworker from the workplace (Lutgen-Sandvik, 2005). Government action in recent years has ...
What were their relationships to you (for example: boss, coworker, friend, parent, roommate, teacher)? Did they have authority over you; were they your peers; did you have a decision-making role? Where did it happen? For example, at work, home, school, a party, a game, or a club...