Electronic Technology: Bullying and Cyberbulling

Today, the world we live in is different from the world 10 years ago. The big difference in the world is the use of electronic technology. Companies all over the world seem to be releasing new technology equipment every year, it is easy to get in touch with friends and family, access the internet on the go, watch TV, listen to music on mobile phones Become. These technical devices have some useful features, but they also make it easier for people to contact each other.

Abstract: Electronic communication technology provides new means of bullying for children and adolescents. This phenomenon is known as e-mailing, instant messaging, chat rooms, web sites, digital messaging, bullying of images sent to mobile phones, electronic bullying, cyber bullying, or online social atrocities. In this research, we investigated junior high school students' spread of electronic bullying. Abstract: As the Internet rapidly becomes a new field of social interaction, it is a place for young people to bully. The purpose of this research is to compare the prevalence of Internet bullying between male and female in elementary school, junior high school, high school student and physical and verbal bullying, and predictive factors of bullying by physical and linguistic are predicted also by Internet It is to check whether to do.

Social networking sites will promote bullying. 49% of students report that they are victims of online bullying. According to the 2012 survey, 800 thousand students are harassed or bullied on Facebook. Junior high school students who are victims of phishing are almost twice as likely to commit suicide. Adults are also victims of cyber bullying. Being part of a social networking site can improve the quality of life for individuals and reduce the risk of health problems. Friends on social media help to promote exercise and diet therapy. Providing users with large social groups can improve their memory, recovery of stroke, and all satisfaction and happiness of life.

"Bullying", also called electronic bullying, is a type of bullying that occurs using technology. This may include using a computer or other electronic device using a social network, text messaging, instant messaging, website, e-mail or other electronic means. If a person acts to support or encourage actions directly or in some way, that person will be involved in bullying. (Sandy Urban Hall, evidence) 2. Parties shall, for this purpose, take into consideration the rights and obligations of parents, legal guardians, or other persons responsible for themselves, for their own well-being, Guaranteed to take care and. Legislation and Administrative Measures

Jennifer Shapuka, Department of Education and Counseling Associate Professor Psychology and Special Education