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Cyberbullying can take many forms through technology like messaging, social media, or hacking accounts. It affects children and teens who are tormented online. The motivations for cyberbullying vary but include anger, revenge, entertainment, and seeking attention. It can cause emotional distress and stress-related disorders for victims. Educating students about cyberbullying and teaching coping strategies are important for prevention.
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- 2. It has to have a minor on both sides,or at least have been instigated by a as minor against another minor. When adults become involved it is classified as a something different. WHAT IS CYBER BULLYING Cyber bullinh is when a teen is tromented, threatened, harrased and humilated by another teen by using the internet.
- 3. It can only be limited by a child’s imagination or their access to cyber technology. CYBER BULLYING Cyber bullies often also become victims of cyber bullying. People frequently change roles when it comes to cyber bullying.
- 4. messages sent directly to the victim 01 ATTACKS DIRECT 02 using someone else to cyber bully a victim, this proxy may know they are cyber bullyingand they may not CYBER BULLING BY PROXY Kinds of Cyber Bullying
- 5. DIRECT ATTACKS 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 INSTANT MESSAGING TEXT MESSAGING BLOGS WEBSITES EMAIL PICTURES STEALING PASSWORDS HACKING OR SENDING SPYWARE
- 6. BY PROXY Someone else does the dirty work for the main cyber bully Bullies may hack into the victim’s account or steal their password. They may set up a new account pretending to be the victim. Friends get angry with the victim. This form of cyber bulling is very dangerous because many people are involved, not just the bully and the victim.
- 7. WHY DO CHILDREN CYBER BULLY? Anger Frustration Revenge Entertainment To get laughs or reactions Power Hungry Because all motives for bullying are different so are the solutions and responses.
- 8. As hinted at previously, Cyber Bulling only impacts children. Children of all ages can be victims of cyberv bulling, young children, preteens and teenagers. WHO DOES THIS AFFECT?
- 9. Stress related disorders Emotional distress during and after uaing technology CONSEQUENCES OF CYBER BULLYING Anxiety Depression Suicide Withdrawl from friends and activities
- 10. PREVENTION Education of students is the best way to teach children about the seriousness of cyber bullying. Schools can take action with discipline for IN-SCHOOL situation only. Teach studentstechniques for calming down so they do not react with anger and revenge using technology.