A negative behavior directed by someone exerting power and control over another person

A disagreement or argument in which both sides express their views

The person who is being picked on or bullied

True or False: Medicine is the only effective treatment for anxiety disorders

Any unwelcome or uninvited behavior, related to: race, religion, ethnic origin, physical, mental or sensory disability or condition, and gender/sexual orientation

A panic attack can cause: A. Sudden feelings of intense fear B. Sweating, chills, or hot flashes C. Trembling or shaking D. Chest pain or discomfort E. Fear of dying or losing control F. All of the above

Feeling of fear, dread, or uneasiness

True of False: Separation anxiety only occurs with children.

Feeling driven to do the same action over and over to relieve anxiety may be a sign of: A. PTSD, B. G.A.D, C. Social Phobia, D. Panic Disorder, E. OCD

Using words/phrases to intimidate, insult or humiliate another person. Name calling/teasing, threats, and hurtful comments.

The person watching or seeing the bullying occur but does not intervene

Technique focussed on the control of your breathing which results in an improved feeling of wellness and relaxation. (Ex: Concentrating on the rhythm of your breathing to detach thoughts from emotions)

Stories or information spread behind someone's back, can damage reputations and destroy relationships