Bullying doesn't look like it used to. Experts share how to fix it

The bully, the victim and the kids in the middle are all harmed by bullying behaviors, experts say. The answer may lie in a better understanding of who is being victimized and what kind of bullying needs to be focused on, according to new research.

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