Physical bullying involves the use of physical force to harm or intimidate another person. This can include actions such as hitting, kicking, pushing, or any other form of aggressive contact. The goal of physical bullying is often to exert power over the victim, causing them emotional distress and fear. It can occur in various settings, including schools, playgrounds, and even online through video interactions. Victims of physical bullying may experience not only physical injuries but also long-term psychological effects, such as anxiety and depression. It is important for bystanders to intervene and for adults to address these behaviors promptly. Schools and communities often implement anti-bullying programs to help prevent and address bullying incidents effectively.