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Many students have been affected by bullying, maybe even ourselves when we were in school as well.

Bullying has been an


issue for decades, and it makes you wonder why we can’t find a solution or ways to curb this behavior.

it is these kind of stats that make me cringe, and yet we must ask ourselves, what can we do about this? Talking about bullying
and cyberbullying is not enough anymore. Involving students in the spread of the information and asking for them to help the
school become a positive and safe place to be should be a priority (Hinduja & Patchin, 2015).

While teachers are the first line of defense, it takes a whole community to continue to be aware and vigilant in the fight against
bullying and cyberbullying. Since technology and devices are everywhere, cyberbullying can take place in many places and
different forms
Anxiety
What: Anxiety is a common emotion when dealing with daily stresses and problems. But when these emotions are persistent,
excessive and irrational, and affect a person’s ability to function, anxiety becomes a disorder. There are different types of anxiety
disorders, including phobias, panic and stress disorders, and obsessive compulsive disorder.

Depression
What: Depression is a low mood that lasts for a long time, affecting everyday life. It is often triggered by a mix of genetic,
psychological and environmental factors; studies show that the risk of becoming depressed can be increased by life events such as
poverty, death of a loved one, physical illness or abuse. For some, the risk is also hereditary

Worthless / Loss of interest


Cyberbullying often attacks victims where they are most vulnerable. Targets of bullying may feel intense dissatisfaction with who
they are. As a result, targets of cyberbullying often begin to doubt their worth and value. They may respond to these feelings by
harming themselves in some way.

For instance, if a girl is called fat, she may begin a crash diet with the belief that if she alters how she looks then the bullying will
stop. Other times victims will try to change something about their appearance or attitude in order to avoid additional
cyberbullying.

Suicidal
Cyberbullying increases the risk of suicide.3 Kids that are constantly tormented by peers through text messages, instant messaging, social media, and other
outlets, often begin to feel hopeless. They may even begin to feel like the only way to escape the pain is through suicide. As a result, they may fantasize about
ending their life in order to escape their tormentors.
Oblivious unaware,unobservant
Retaliate fight back,

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