> Have we considered ways to make bullies not want to bully? Why not both? This is a research paper, not a political document. Here, researchers focus on the

> Have we considered ways to make bullies not want to bully? Why not both? This is a research paper, not a political document. Here, researchers focus on the psychology of the bullied, and make a suggestion that may improve his condition. There are, I guess, other research papers that focus on the bully, and others that focus on the environment, each with their own conclusions. The job of policymakers is to take all the suggestions and build a policy based on what researchers consider effective, in addition to other considerations like ethics and cost. It is up to them do decide if it is more important to prevent bullies from bullying or if it is better to teach kids how not to be bullied. Researchers are just there to give facts, backed by evidence.