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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Young Life and Times Survey, 2017

Variable Details

Variablebullc0
Label61. And finally, why do you think some young people get bullied?
Question text And finally, why do you think some young people get bullied?
Responses
al opinion, role as well. 1
conotation but really should not. Bullying can be seen as toughening someone who you think needs it, or maybe doesn\'t see far enough for their own good. Bullying for the sake of making someone feel bad is wrong, and I\'ll fully accept that, but some for 1
it is a good quality to have. Insecurities of themselves cause people to attack and to put down others to make themselves feel better and more superior, which is sad. 1
ividual. 1
pping bullying. If they cannot do this, the bullying will continue, in order to establish their behaviour as worse than the social norm and to create an example for others. - For example, if you are to express the opinion that "there are only two genders" 1
ulling has rooted from inner problems and there is no main reason to why people are bullied or to why people bully. 1
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationYoung Life and Times Survey, 2017
UniverseAll 16-year olds in Northern Ireland who received child benefit payments and had her/his birthday in January, February or March of the survey year.
SamplingSimple random sample
Study TypeRepeated cross-sectional study Some survey questions are repeated annually.
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