Graph 3. Refers to the type of bullying they suffered. Data were collected from the responses to the NEPSO questionnaire applied during the 1st meeting.
The data obtained, from the questionnaire carried out in the 4th meeting with students and the pedagogical team, show that 64% of male students believe that the desire to die and the desire not to go to school are the main consequences for victims of bullying, while 50% of females indicate the desire not to go to school and 45% are afraid (GRAPH 4). When asked about the consequences of bullying for the aggressor, it was found that in males, 57% pointed to sadness and the desire to hurt their colleagues, had a higher proportion; while among women, 30% demonstrated that the aggressor felt superior to others at school (GRAPH 5). Finally, teachers responded unanimously that the most used practices at school to prevent these aggressive behaviors are to suspend the aggressors and talk to them (GRAPH 6).