1. The Keywords of Cyberbullying
Furthermore, young people who are bored and seeking for entertainment, may sometimes involve in cyberbullying because internet has become the only source of entertainment and a place for attracting attention. .
What is the impact of cyberbullying to the society?.
Social media has made it easy for people to keep in touch with each other, but also has made it easier to participate in cyber bullying. In 2009, a student from Western Heights College in Geelong - Chanelle Rae committed suicide after one of her friend threatened to reveal her secret crush [ CITATION New09 l 3081 ]Last year, Jessica Cleland committed suicide after being bullied through social media (Appendix 1)[ CITATION Mcn15 l 3081 ]. This year, a teenager name Clancy Ellis left home and hide after being cyberbullied (Appendix 2)[CITATION Sam15 l 3081 ]. Cyberbullying is a very serious matter as students have taken their own lives because the felt embarrassed and distressed. Based on [ CITATION Liu15 l 3081 ] surveys, participants said that teenagers or kids who are cyberbullied are more likely to have lower self-esteem, emotional damage and skipping school (Appendix 3). .
Yesterday, a news about the intimate photos of hundreds of Australian women, teenagers and even children have become the victims of a US-based 'revenge porn' website. This had led to become a cyberbullying crime as the author upload the victims photograph without their permission and were also offering others to download those intimate photos (Appendix 4) [ CITATION New15 l 3081 ]. This has an major impact in society as the victims may be embarrassed, humiliated and causes them to have a sudden self-esteem issues and ruin the victim's personal relationship when their family members discover that these images are appearing on these websites. [ CITATION Man15 l 3081 ].
How to preventstop cyberbullying?.
Everyone should learn how to protect themselves and prevent themselves from being a cyberbully victim.
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Cyberbullying cannot remain denied as an issue because research shows suicide, dropout, and incident rates have increased because of cyberbullying. Cyberbullying affects young people all over the world, causing their families depression, stress, pain, and suffering. ... Due to the fact that Internet use is very much accessible, cyberbullying can happen at anytime during the day. ... With that being said, parents should petition for cyberbullying to have more consequences and regulations. ... The increase in cyberbullying will only increase suicide, dropout, and incident rates. ...
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From Li's study one can conclude that cyberbullying affects a large percentage of students. ... The victims of cyberbullying can be anyone-any student, at anytime. ... Examples of Cyberbullying Cyberbullying has made a huge impact in the lives of many schools, students, families, and even communities. ... A case like Megan's has brought attention to the public about cyberbullying (Alcorn, 2008). ... Cyberbullying is not an issue that can be ignored any longer. ...
Cyberbullying is very similar to traditional bullying, but it occurs on the internet. ... In the worst cases of cyberbullying, many kids between 12-19 years old commit suicide. ... Society doesn't take cyberbullying as serious as they should. ... Cyberbullying is a more complex subject than that. ... If schools were more involved I think many of the problems of cyberbullying and suicide would come to an end. ...
After the development of social networking, came along the negative implication of cyberbullying. ... According to PEW research, over 15% of youths have been a victim of cyberbullying with alarming numbers from administrations like Kids Help Phone. ... These feelings are often brought on through cyberbullying. ... Therefore, cyberbullying is one of the biggest issues which came from social networking that diminishes quality of life. Although cyberbullying may not be an issue to many, social media can diminish people's quality of life through introducing excess screen time. ...
Just like an average "school-yard bully," cyberbullying causes psychological, emotional and physical stress. ... The epidemic is an underlying problem that teens think stands with no consequences, but as cyberbullying has grown, laws have been developed to help prevent and take care cyberbullying. Unfortunately, not every state in the US has cyberbullying laws, making it impossible for some victims to have justice. ... " Just like any other crime, cyberbullying is punishable. ... Bullying, cyberbullying, and related behaviors may fall under a single law or multiple ones. ...
Almost daily, one can flip the channel on the television and hear about a new story of a person that has been victimized by cyberbullying. ... With cyberbullying becoming so harsh and neglected by authorities, people feel as if they have no one to confide in with their problems and keep them to themselves; all of this may build up and lead to depression, which can raise the rates of suicidal thoughts and actions. Many of the stories these days on headlines have been focused on the suicidal rates of teens caused from cyberbullying. Many people see cyberbullying as an anonymous and fast way to ...