Bullying is a serious problem in our schools and takes many different forms. These can include physical aggression or direct bullying, such as hitting, and indirect type of bullying, such as verbal taunting, exclusion from peer activities, and spreading rumors. Children are subjected to these different types of bullying on a daily basis, and for some victims, it has negative effects on their grades, personal lives, and mental health, as research has shown that victims of bullying have higher rates of high levels of depression and suicide. Previous research has found correlations between the level of parental involvement and support directly related to bullying and also to victimization. But what about attachment style in relation to bullying? Is there a correlation between the types of attachment a child receives from parents as a predictor of future behaviors? Assuming that there are correlations between parent-child attachment relationships and those of different aspects of bullying, they conducted a study using four modified surveys, all consisting of questions or statements....