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There are children who are "attention getters" and want to be popular but in a negative way. They feel that by bullying their peers they would get respect and be accepted. Why do you think this child behaves in a negative way?

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I think that this child behaves in a negative way, because they actually have low self-esteem. Research has consistently ...

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