Cyberbullying: The New Form of Bullying

43% of teenagers experience bullying in their lives ("43%"). Bullying has changed dramatically over the years; it called on computers to malicious ones from teenagers to their faces. Cyber ​​bullying is a big problem for young people and it is difficult to escape for all the techniques surrounding them. Cyber ​​bullying is complicated for all technologies that can be used by young people, especially teenagers. Teenagers can send instant messages and text messages.

In the past decade, the rapid growth of electronic and computer-based communication and information sharing has drastically changed social interaction, especially among young people. Cyber ​​bullying has become a new form of bullying and harassment and proved to be different from traditional school bullying. This problem is emerging worldwide. Network victims reported various emotional and behavioral symptoms as well as school related issues. In this article I will review international cross-sectional studies of definition, morbidity, age, and sex differences inherent in bullying. It also describes psychosocial and risk factors related to cyber bullying. We encourage school officials and guardians to develop strategies for prevention and intervention. Healthcare workers, policy makers, and families must constantly pay attention to the serious danger of cyber bullying to young people.

Abstract: With the advent and development of technology, new variants of bullying - cyber bully have changed from physical to virtual. Bullying is a form of psychological abuse. Cyber ​​bullying usually occurs outside the campus, but the school has been affected by it (Li, 2006). In this article I will explain the difference between bullies and their bullies and give a psychological explanation on the psychological effects of bullying and their bullying. Review of the literature suggests that preventive intervention helps to create and maintain awareness and safety for young people. We provided meaning and guidelines for dealing with this problem to the staff of the school and formulated a preventive strategy

Cyber ​​bullying and cyber harassment are types of electronic bullying and harassment. Cyber ​​bullying and cyber fraud are also called online bullying. It is becoming increasingly common, especially among young people. Cyber ​​bullying is that someone is usually bullied by teenagers or harassing others at social media sites. Harmful bullying may include rumors, intimidation, sexual speech, posting victim's personal information or derogatory labels (ie, disliked speech). By repeating the intention of action and injury, you can identify bullying and harassment. Victims may show a decrease in self-esteem, an increase in suicidal ideation, and various emotional reactions such as fear, depression, anger, depression