"According to psychologist Wendy Craig, children who are victimized and bullied can have long-lasting emotional problems that persist well into adulthood. Craig, a professor of psychology at Queen’s University in Kingston, Ontario, has made a long-time study of the psychological problems associated with bullying. These problems can include clinical depression, anxiety, low self-esteem, eating problems, and substance abuse. Even chronic bulliers are at risk since they are more likely to become delinquents and to engage in physical and sexual harassment of partners as adults."
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