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    Cyberbullying is using electronic communication devices to bully someone. Cyberbullying include spreading rumors through text messages‚ posting embarrassing photos‚ and posting hurtful things about other on the internet. An individual can be a victim of cyberbullying in many ways. It is intimidating and can happen to anyone. Cyberbullying has become an increasingly serious problem that results in devastating outcomes. We all like to think that people do not take what is written about them on the

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    Cyberbullying Definitions Cyber-bullying: Cyber-bullying involves the use of information and communication technologies to support deliberate‚ repeated‚ and hostile behavior by an individual or group‚ that is intended to harm others. Cyber-bullying is bullying which uses e-technology as a means of victimizing others. It is the use of an Internet service or mobile technologies – such as e-mail‚ chat room discussion groups‚ instant messaging‚ Webpages or SMS (text messaging) – with the intention

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    For decades‚ physical bullying has been a consistent problem for young people attending school. Yet the rapid growth of the Internet has redefined how students pick on one another‚ giving the traditional bullying a new form. Cyberbullying is now the new era of bullying; where faces can be hidden and hurtful words can be stamped for the world to see. Since the creation of social networking sites‚ online bullying has become a global phenomenon and has been affecting hundreds of lives worldwide‚ especially

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    Cyberbullying: a Virtual Menace Sheri Bauman‚ Ph.D. University of Arizona Tucson‚ Arizona‚ United States Paper to be presented at the National Coalition Against Bullying National Conference Melbourne‚ Australia November 2 – 4‚ 2007 Cyberbullying: a Virtual Menace School bullying attracted considerable attention worldwide as it became apparent that this widespread behavior was neither innocuous nor stamina-building but harmful and insidious. A considerable and growing body of research

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    not an act committed face to face. “Cyberbullying involves sending or posting harmful or cruel text or images using the Internet (e.g.‚ instant messaging‚ e-mails‚ chat rooms‚ and social networking sites) or other digital communication devices‚ such as cell phones” (Feinberg

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    developing her case for the need to reform zero-tolerance programs‚ Wedner provides findings from reputable sources regarding the role of parents in on-campus and off-campus harassment cases. For example‚ she encourages parents whose children engage in cyberbullying “to limit his or her computer privileges to school assignments only” (Diane Wedner‚ 2013‚ p. 8). Furthermore‚ to reinforce her argument‚ Wedner includes a list of negative symptoms indicated by most victims of bullying. Finally‚ she notes that

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    without confrontation. This is called cyberbullying. It is said that forty-three percent of adolescents were victims of cyberbullying ‚ with the results as it must be asked ‚ "Is that cyberbullying should be a crime ? " I think cyberbullying is a serious crime and subject in our society. It is necessary that everyone understand that cyberbullying can track people anywhere ‚ it causes depression and this is a problem that is growing every day . First‚ cyberbullying is something that followed the victim

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    objective such as cyberbullying. In the past‚ bullying happened in face to face situation but now the time have changed since the internet network has created and improved (Grabenhorst‚ 2012). Thus‚ it is easy to bully no social media and cyberbullying can be anonymous‚ people who are being cyberbullied may not even know who the bully is or specifically why they are being targeted (parentfurther‚ 2011). Social media are growing considerably and popular in society while cyberbullying is also widespread

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    Cyberbullying Younger generations cannot remember a time before technology. Technology is an every day necessity for both teens and adults that allow us to communicate with new and old friends. We can do this through social networking sites‚ sending quick texts saying we are “on the way”‚ an email‚ and much more. Technology has given us the opportunity to connect with people all over the world. Although technology can be seen as a beautiful thing that is beneficial to our generation‚ it also has

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    called names‚ and 21.4% reported being threatened by others while online. Also‚ many of the youth reported that they had been picked on by others (19.8%) and 19.3% reported that someone had made fun of them online. Another major concern about cyberbullying is that it is very easy for students to spread rumors about others‚ to a large population. In this study‚ 18.8% of the respondents had reported that they were the victim of rumor-spreading online. Online bullying has become a large problem within

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