CYBERBULLYING

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Bullying is an iterative, unwelcome, aggressive act, with an imbalance of real or perceived power. Children who have been bullied and bullying other people have harmful and serious permanent problems

There seems to be a story of a new bully (also called "bullying" or "bullying") in the heading every day. The impact of cyber bullying is devastating to all participants. According to cyber bullying statistics, modern technology has the ability to enhance connectivity, potentially making it an optimal platform for bullying. Students can learn how to cope with bullying and how to prevent bullying by studying their behavior and behavior. Encourage students to play an active role in building active and cooperative online communities

Abstract: With the advent and development of technology, new changes in bullying - cyber bullying 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 outline the bullying, define the difference between bullying and bullying, and psychologically explain the bullying and the psychological influence of that bullying. The review of the literature suggests that preventative interventions help to create and maintain youth's awareness and safety. We provided meaning and guidelines for school staff to deal with this problem and formulated a preventive strategy