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    CYBERBULLYING

    Individual Report ( Roll No : 48 MIS No : 19121057

    My Report Subtopic : what is Cyberbullying and how to prevent

    it
    What Is Cyberbullying

    Cyberbullying is bullying with the utilization of digital technologies.


    It will occur on social media, electronic communication platforms,
    play platforms, and mobile phones. it's recurrent behavior, geared
    toward scary, angering or embarrassing the folks that square
    measure the target. Examples included:

    1.spreading lies or posting embarrassing photos of somebody on


    social media

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    2.send malicious messages or threats through transmission
    platforms

    3.impersonating somebody and relation means that messages to


    others on your behalf.

    There are two kind of Cyberbullying

    1.Direct Attacks- messages sent directly to the victim.

    2.Cyber Bullying by Proxy-Using someone else to


    cyber bully a victim, this proxy may know they are
    cyber bullying and they may not.
    1
    Effects Of Cyberbullying
    When bullying occurs online, it can seem like you are being
    attacked everywhere, even within your own home. It may
    seem that there is no escape. The effects can last a long time
    and affect a person in many ways:

    1.A decline in social behavior: avoiding friends or social


    events.
    2.By isolating yourself in your room more than usual
    3.Become quieter or withdrawn
    4.Having difficulty concentrating on school work
    5.Grades down
    6.Losing interest in activities you normally enjoy.
    7.Skip school or express a desire to skip school
    8.Appearing angry when looking at your phone, tablet or
    computer
    9.Hide your phone or computer screen from view
    10.Avoid using the telephone
    11.Use drugs or alcohol
    12.Express dark thoughts or emotions

    The feeling that others are laughing or bullying can prevent


    people from talking or trying to solve the problem. In extreme
    cases, Cyberbullying can even lead people to take their own
    2
    lives.

    Cyberbullying can affect us in many ways. But these can be


    overcome and people can regain confidence and health.
    Physical effects of cyberbullying
    Behavioral and mental changes aren’t the only effects of
    cyberbullying. There can be physical effects as well. Intense
    feelings of stress and anxiety due to cyberbullying can result in
    physical issues such as Insomnia, Gastrointestinal issues, and
    harmful eating patterns.

    Cyberbullying -VS- Bullying

    Bullying Cyberbullying

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    Face – to – face 24 hours a day, 7 days a week,
    365 days/yr
    Can find a safe space or escape No safe space – hard to escape

    Bully can be identified Bully can be anonymous

    Can see facial and body reaction The target can easily become the
    of target bully

    3
    FORMS OF CYBER-BULLYING

    1.Exclusion the rejection of a person from an online


    group provoking his/her social
    marginalization and exclusion

    the harassment of someone in a cyber-


    2. Griefing
    game or virtual word (e.g. ChatRoulette,
    Formspring, etc.)

    3. Trolling Violent or vulgar messages on fire online.

    4.Cyberstalking involves continual threatening and


    sending of rude messages
    Why Is Cyberbullying So Hurtfully

    Cyberbullying is more harmful than face-to-face bullying for many


    reasons:
    • Permanence: insults, comments or images can be preserved
    from bullied person or by others so that the victim can read or
    view over and over and the damage is dealt again with each
    reading or to visit.
    • Audience Size: The size of the audience that can view or
    access the Harmful material increases the victim's humiliation.
    • Familiarity: Many young people are friends or know their
    cyberbully through school or other personal contacts, increasing
    the potential for embarrassment and humiliation.
    • Social networks: social networking sites such as Facebook
    and mySpace allow cyberbullies to campaign against a particular
    person which can involve many others.
    • Speed: The speed with which malicious messages can reach
    a large audience .it also plays an important role in making
    cyberbullying so detrimental to targets.

    4
    How to prevent Cyberbullying

    While there is no foolproof way to prevent your child from


    ever being cyberbullied, there are things you can do
    together to reduce the likelihood they will be targeted. This
    includes implementing safety measures as well as having
    ongoing conversations about cyberbullying. You need to
    discuss what cyberbullying is, the risks associated with
    experiencing it, and how it can escalate.
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    Encourage your students to…


    • Block all communication with cyberbullies
    • Do not forward any messages, comments, etc. that involve
    cyberbulling
    • Always report any cyberbulling taking place to an adult
    • Educate your students about the damages of cyberbullyig

    Encourage parents to…


    • Get involved in their child’s cyberspace •
    Open an account wherever your child has an account
    8• Know all your child’s passwords in order to have access to all
    your child’s accounts
    • Check in weekly on your child’s Facebook page or other social
    media pages
    Conclusion

    Cyberbullying is a serious problem and, like any form of


    bullying, it can have long-term effects on its victims. Parents,
    teachers and children must work together to prevent
    cyberbullying and make the Internet a safer place for all.

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