Social behavior describes how individuals interact within a group based on what is deemed acceptable or unacceptable. Bullying is an example of negative social behavior, where an individual uses force, threats, or intimidation to dominate others in a repeated way. Bullies often target more timid people to feel dominant and release anger, though both bullies and victims can experience depression as a result. Therefore, bullying is a form of social behavior that should not be practiced.

1. Social behaviour is a term which is used to describe the general conduct exhibited by
individuals within a society. It is the response to what is deemed acceptable by a person’s
peer group or involves avoiding behaviour that is characterized as unacceptable. This type of
human behaviour primarily determines how individuals interact with one another within a
group or society. Social behaviour is divided into positive and negative. Bullying is one of
the few examples of negative social behaviour. Bullying is the use of force to threat,
intimidate or aggressively dominate others. This behaviour is often repeated as it becomes a
habit. Bullies usually target people who are more timid and people who are not brave. These
people will be hurt physically and in some unfortunate cases, they may even lose their lives.
Bullies are a group of people who pick on others because they want to feel dominant. Some
even do it because they feel that by bullying, they will be able to release out their anger. Thus,
most bullies went through depression or are still going through depression. Not only the
bullies go through depression but the victims will also be living in fear. Therefore, bullying is
a form of social behaviour which should not be practiced by anyone. Children must be well
taken care by their parents and must be raised properly. Negative social behaviours shouldn’t
be practiced.

2. NAME : HARWINDER SINGH GIRN
ID NO. : 0319881
COURSE CODE : PSY30203
TITLE: SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR
JOURNAL: 1

3. An example of bullying.