According to the video, is it usually possible to know who started a bullying incident?

• A. It's impossible to know anything about who started it.
• B. You can always identify who started it.
• C. You may never know who started an incident of bullying.
• D. The person who started it is always the bully.

Answer: (C)

The idea here is that identifying who started a bullying incident is often uncertain because social dynamics and perceptions vary, and there can be conflicting accounts or unclear beginnings. Incidents may stem from ongoing conflicts, retaliation, or group interactions rather than a single clear initiator, so you may never know exactly who started it. The other statements are too absolute: it isn’t impossible to know anything at all, sometimes you can learn about roles or patterns, and the person who initiates a bullying incident isn’t necessarily the only “bully” in the situation.