Question

Why does bullying tend to be in front of a group rather than in isolation?

Answer 1

Bullies tend to show off in front of others to heighten the embarrassment of the victim. They also feel more powerful if it’s in front of more people.

Answer 2

Q:

why does bullying tend to be in front of a group rather than in isolation?

A:

To humiliate and embarrass the one being bullied. If bullying is in front of a group, people will stare, maybe laugh, and other embarrassing, humiliating, and hurtful things.