The impact of cyberbullying

Bullying occurs frequently at home or at night, but the school often feels its influence.

In addition, because cyberbullying can be an extension of traditional bullying at school, schools can work with a wider school community, especially parents.

There are no bullying or safe havens for many young people. Because bullying can happen anywhere, anywhere.

Even if young people come home from school and close the main entrance, there is the possibility of getting bullied by bullying via text messages, internet chat rooms, and countlessly changing social media platforms.

Since technology means that the communication channel is open 24 hours a day, 365 days, the social barriers become ambiguous and in some cases are completely eliminated.

Because of the separation of verbal communication and written communication, the anonymity of the Internet is a psychological gap among the hearts of many young people.

There is a special effect on the anonymity provided by the Internet. In most cases, cyber bullys know their goals, but victims do not always know their own cyber bullys. This could lead to allegations or alienation among colleagues.

Young people who post messages on the Internet are not so responsible for their behavior. They will not face the consequences of their action soon, they will not be afraid they will be punished. The essence of the media means that a broad audience can share and watch digital content almost instantly and it is almost impossible to completely delete it. Young people may not know that the nature of bullying provides a permanent record of bullying.

Young people are afraid to report the case because they are worried that adults may access their mobile phones, computers, and the Internet.

Like other forms of bullying, it can cause stress and anxiety. This may make it difficult for young people to learn. It can affect concentration and reduce concentration. This, in turn, affects the ability to understand and retain information. Bullyed students are afraid of vengeance after class and hesitate to participate in classes and participate in discussions.

They are outraged by bullying and may feel that they are going ahead and spend time thinking about ways to avoid bullying

They may complain about avoiding school, getting sick, avoiding bullying from classes and activities.

It is difficult to ignore the long-term effects of cyber bullying. In addition to the increasing number of suicide people directly related to bullying, there are other effects to the victims of bullying. The 2016 survey found that victims of bullying are more likely to be involved in drug abuse and nonviolent crime. Other bullying studies (below) indicate that bullying affects the student's perception of safety at school. Furthermore, bullying can negatively affect students 'overall motivation by weakening students' motivation.

Sometimes bullying happens to people, and bullying can happen through techniques called cyber bullying. Bullying can be as catastrophic as face-to-face bullying. As we all know, bullying and cyber bullying adversely affect mental health and long-term health. The goals of bullying, bullying and even bystanders are the same. I know that bullying (bullying and targeting) is related to suicidal behavior, whether trying, thinking or completing. In other words, young people involved in bullying are more likely to report suicide behavior than young people who are not bullying. It is worth noting that we do not know that bullying can lead to suicidal behavior. And most people involved in bullying will not engage in activities related to suicide.