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What is cyberbullying?
Cyberbullying is when a person or
classmate at school gives out
personal information about A
person,The use of electronic
Communication bully a person,
typically by sending messages of
an
Intimidating or threatening
nature.

How are cyber people

bullied?
People are cyber bullied when a
rumor or photo,maybe a
embarrassing video that

Starts cyberbullying, many

people who cyberbully are
Victims of bullying or
cyberbullying themselves
,Kids who have been harassed by
bullies may find it easier to justify
bullying others,cyberbullying
many
Give these individuals the
feelings of power or
Vindication .

What are the effects of

cyberbullying?
The effects of cyberbullying are
psychological ,
Emotional ,and physical
stress,Each persons

Response to being bullied is

unique,Also base on
Stopbullying.gov reports that
youth who arebullied have a
higher risk of depression and
anxiety.

How common is
cyberbullying?
Base on the reports from Fight
Crime found out that children (611) and teens (12-17) years old
Had been victims of cyberbullying
during the previous Years,Also
one third of teens and one sixth
of children reported that
someone said theatthing
Or embarrassing things about
them online

How many people are

affected by cyberbullying?
Base on cyber bullying statistics
says
In 2014 25 percent of teenagers
report that
They have experienced repeated
bullying
Via their cell phone or on the
internet,over
Half (52 percent) of young people
reported
Being cyber bullying
What causes cyberbullying
One cause of cyberbullying is
drama,one student might be mad
about something that happened
during School that and use this to

get revenge on the Other kid

which is cyberbullying,or a bully
Wants to use internet to bully a
person
And also to gain power over
victim

How to avoid
cyberbullying ?
#1: Dont respond,if someone
bullies you ,remember
That your rection is what
the bully wants
#2: Dont retaliate
#3: Save the evidence
#4: Talk to a trusted adult
#5: Block the bully

#6: Be civil
#7: Dont be a bully
#8: Be a friend not a bystander