Bullying Carried too Far: Cyber Bullying and Violent Bullying

"If you can go through these halls without being embarrassed, it will be easy, it's sliding through schools for a few days, months, years, and on the other side it is safe and satisfying. About going to school. (Kerber, 2011, 120 pages) Many students like Kelber want to make it invisible because of bullying. In a recent survey, about 160,000 students in the United States did not go to school because they were afraid of bullying.

Bullying through an agent: Bullying through an agent means that "bulers" makes someone else do a dirty job. In most cases, they are unknown accomplices and they do not know that they are being used by "bullies". Surrogate bullying is the most dangerous type of bullying because adults often harass. Also, in most cases, adults do not know that children are being bullied. Cyber ​​bullying usually affects all children, teenagers and teenagers who have access to the Internet, e-mail, text messages, etc. This is also a traditional playground bullying, classmates, friends, and even a threat. Sometimes the threat is harmless, the victim can pass it over the shoulder, sometimes threats and attacks are more painful, may cause depression and may be suicide

Cyber ​​bullying and online bullying are the terms used to refer to bullying through electronic media. Cyber ​​bullying is intentional and involves frequent or repeated injuries caused by electronic text. Cyber ​​bullying is as easy as keeping sending e-mails to those who pointed out that they do not want to contact the sender any more. Cyber ​​bullying may include threats, "attacks" or dislikes of motivation. Internet bullying may disclose personal contact information of the victim. They may try to guess the identity of the victim in order to post or mock her own material with his name.