Results
The results achieved through the questionnaire, carried out in the 1st
meeting, with the students showed that 53% of them had already suffered
this type of aggression, and in 62% of the cases the duration was only
1 day, 6% lasted 1 month, 25 % one year and 7% more than one year
(GRAPH 1). In the reported cases, 53% of the victims suffered
aggression when they were in a group of people. Regarding the type of
reaction, it was observed that 22% of the attacked did not share this
aggression with anyone, while 78% communicated, with 56% reporting to
their parents, 11% to friends, and 28% to another person in their
relationship (GRAPH 2). Of the total respondents, 16% of the victims
claimed to have suffered physical bullying, 39% verbal, 13% moral or
psychological, 6% written, and 26% material (GRAPH 3). Among the
students who answered the questionnaire, 50% said they knew the term
cyberbullying and 32% said they had already suffered threats or insults
through social networks. When asked about their feelings when they saw
their neighbor being bullied, 64% reported feeling sorry, 33% angry
and 3% feel nothing, as they have never been through the situation.
They also reported that, when witnessing such a situation, 32% were not
involved, 68% defended the victim and no one helped in the aggression.
Regarding bullying at school, 22% of respondents never witnessed any
act, 70% have witnessed it, 8% did not know how to answer. Respondents
reported the presence of campaigns, debates, and information on the
topic promoted by the school, and 73% of students believe that these
activities help to avoid bullying, 21% believe they do not and 6% did
not respond.