The mobbing It is a form of moral violence that develops in the workplace in a constant way, through psychological attacks that damage the personal and professional integrity of the victim, points out María de Lourdes Montes de Oca , Regional Coordinator of the Institute of Women (Inmujeres) of the Federal District .
According to Anteroos Therapeutic Center , the mobbing can be identified through the behavior of the person, so if you want to discover if you have been a victim of this type of violence, answer the following test.
Prepare paper and pencil!
Write on a sheet the affirmative answers to the questions presented below:
- They maliciously attribute illicit or unethical behavior
- You receive criticism and reproach for whatever you do or decision you make in your work
- Small errors are amplified and dramatized in a malicious way to alter you
- They threaten you
- They continually devalue your effort
- They make you incur professional mistakes
- Your superior refuses to communicate, talk or meet with you
- They ignore you or exclude you
- They shout to you
- They interrupt you continuously
- They accuse you unjustifiably or falsely of breaches, errors, or failures
- They assign tasks that endanger your physical integrity or health
- They humiliate you, despise you in public
- Evaluate your work and performance in a negative way
- They leave you with no work to do, even on your own initiative, and then accuse you of doing nothing or being lazy
- You are assigned tasks or jobs below your professional capacity
- They force you to perform works that go against your principles or your ethics
- Limit your access to promotions, promotions, training courses or training to harm you
- Modify your responsibilities without communicating
- You receive insinuations or direct or indirect sexual propositions
- You receive criticism or ridicule about aspects of your personal life
- They physically push you to intimidate you
- They deprive you of necessary information to do your job
Answers:
Add the affirmative answers. If you have answered affirmatively to one or more of the questions and these behaviors are repetitive for at least once a week for at least six months, you are a victim of mobbing . Go with a specialist to help you overcome the physical, psychological and social problems that trigger this type of violence, as described by the specialist Lourdes Montes de Oca below:
On the other hand, an aggressor has already established behaviors and behaviors such as insulting comments, ridicules or laughs at a person publicly, isolates the victim from classmates and assigns tasks that are impossible to fulfill. And you, have you been a victim of mobbing?
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