What is intentional and unintentional injury a bullying?

Intentional injury in bullying refers to deliberate actions aimed at causing harm or distress to another person, such as physical violence, verbal abuse, or social exclusion. Unintentional injury, while less common in bullying contexts, can occur when actions meant to hurt someone inadvertently lead to harm, like a careless comment that triggers emotional distress. Both forms of injury can have serious, lasting impacts on the victim's mental and physical well-being. Understanding the difference is crucial for effective intervention and support.