Video clips. The teens surveyed said cyber bullying was the worst kind of bullying because they “can’t escape it”, even when at home and because pictures and messages can be spread easily and quickly.
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Those who endure bullying are at increased risk for internalizing problems such as anxiety, depression, and suicide ideation. Understanding how each type of bullying impacts young people is of critical importance in order to target those most vulnerable and help them deal with the ramifications.
http://www.goodtherapy.org/blog/cyber-bullying-more-harmful-1009123
To get a better idea of the effects of cyber bullying in comparison to traditional bullying, Sheri Bauman of the University of Arizona’s College of Education recently conducted a study asking college students to rate their levels of distress based on hypothetical cyber and traditional bullying scenarios.
http://www.goodtherapy.org/blog/cyber-bullying-more-harmful-1009123
Correlation between a student’s role in cyber bullying and his or her perspective on the effectiveness of a prevention strategy is studied. The five most effective cyber bullying prevention strategies for the students in each of the four categories are analyzed.
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Bob. Cyber bullying is not worse than traditional bullying because you get bullied physically in traditional bullying and cyber bullying they just talk crap to you because they hate their life and they want to make your live just like theirs. 1  July 1st, 2015 at 3:51 PM.
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A University of New Hampshire study showed an increase in the prevalence of cyber bullying in 2005 from 2000 (Ybarra & Mitchell, 2007). Two-thirds of the teens surveyed in a May 2009 survey thought cyber bullying was a serious problem (Thomas, 2009).
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Brendan. I work some with bullying and cyberbullying victims and cyberbullying is worse. In the old days, when you were bullied at school at least there is refuge at home. With the internet is 24/7 and the problem is keeping your kids off the internet doesn’t solve the problem.
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why is cyberbullying effective
Cyber bullying is effective because it can't be escaped even when at home and because pictures and messages can be spread easily and quickly. Cyberbullying is effective because they “can’t escape it”, even when at home and because pictures and messages can be spread easily and quickly.