How Can You Find Out About Cyber Bullying?
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Read ArticleDo You Know With Certainty if a Kid is a CyberBully Victim or Culprit?
Read ArticleApprox 24 percent of the students in the CyberBullying Research Center sample report experiencing cyber bullying in their lifetimes. When asked about specific types of cyberbullying in the previous month, mean or cruel comments (12.7%) and rumors sp
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Ryan Halligan, a 13-year-old student from Vermont, took his own life after being cyber bullied.
Rachael Neblett, a 17-year old high school student from Kentucky took her own life after cyberbullying on her MySpace account.
Adolescent girls are significantly more inclined to have experienced cyberbullying in their lifetimes (25.8% vs. 16%). This difference disappears when reviewing experiences over the previous thirty days. Girls are also more likely to report cyberbul
Read ArticleAn Estimate Of 20% of the students in the CyberBullying Research Center sample confessed to cyberbullying other people in their lifetimes. Posting hateful or cruel comments and spreading rumors online were the most commonly reported types of cyber b
Read ArticleApprox 1 million children were harried, threatened or the subject of other forms of cyber bullying on Facebook during the last year. (Consumer Reports, 2011)
Bullying over sending texts is becoming much more prevalent (University of New Hampshire, 2
Ninety percent of social media-using teenagers who have witnessed online cruelty say they have ignored aggressive or hurtful behavior on social media; 35 percent have done this routinely. 80% say they have defended the victim; 25 percent have done
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