A bullying by peers is unfortunately a common phenomenon in the lives of young people, which can have serious consequences. Peer violence not only affects emotional and physical well-being but can also have a significant impact on psychological health. The latest research shows that teenagers who are regularly subjected to bullying by their peers are more likely to experience psychotic symptoms than those who have not suffered such experiences. The consequences of bullying often do not manifest immediately but have long-term effects. Young people who have previously encountered traumatic experiences may be more susceptible to psychosis, which can manifest as schizophrenia in adulthood. Understanding these phenomena is particularly important, as…