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Cyber Bullying Assignment PDF

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C y b e r B u l l y i n g V S Tr a d i t i o n a l B u l l y i n g
Is Cyber bullying a Larger Social
Problem than more traditional
forms of Bullying?

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Bullying in context to school children
There are various forms of bullying which
nowadays are victimizing the school children
In general, cyber bullying and traditional
forms that also include face-to-face bullying
are the most severe forms
Bullying activities damages the social
development of both bullies and victims
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Cyber Bullying Traditional Bullying
Cyber Bullying VS Traditional Bullying
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Cyber Bullying Traditional Bullying
Source of orientation is
internet in specific the
social sites
For a starter, it is difficult
to identify the bullies and
the reason for it
Offenders can hide their
identity to a degree of
possibilities
Source of occurrence is
the school premise
Bullies are easily
identifiable and also the
reasons for it
Offenders can be exposed
and identified as well
Offenders will be exposed
when the case of bullying
is reported to higher
officials in schools
Cyber Bullying VS Traditional Bullying Continued....

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Cyber Bullying or Traditional Bullying- which is
more severe?
Traditional bullying such as face-to-face bullying can
harm the victims whereas cyber bullying may take times
to actually harm the victims
Face-to-face bullying can be in the form of physical
torture whereas cyber bullying is limited just to mental
form of bullying in specific
Cyber bullying can be more severe for its mental torture
which it causes to the victims
This can even sexually harass causing the victims to feel
loneliness and isolated as well from family and the society
Face-to-face bullying can even cause the serious physical
harms if cruelty is not reported to the school’s officials
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Cyber Bullying or Traditional Bullying- which is
more severe? Continued…
Face-to-face bullying can be bring into the notice
of higher officials in schools which can provide
some relief to victims provide that, the relief
work is well planned and organized as well
Children in particular do not feel comfortable to
report the cyber bullying incidents to their
parents due to a fact that they fear to lose their
access to phones and PCs
This is really difficult to identify or conclude the
most severe form of bullying between cyber
bullying and traditional bullyiing
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Collective efforts from parents,
officials of schools and other
stakeholders are required.
There is a need for a
collective support
from parents, the
school officials,
NGOs, the National
Government and the
other government
agencies. There must
be some measures to
identify the level of
severity of types of
bullying, so that,
effective supports are
provided to victims.
Parents in particular
must maintain a
balnace between
restrictions and the
freedom for life for
their children. A high
restriction on
children can even
cause them to be
unsocial.

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Collective efforts from parents,
officials of schools and other
stakeholders are required.
Continued…
Importance
of
awareness
program
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References
Holfeld, B. and Leadbeater, B.J., 2015. The nature and
frequency of cyber bullying behaviors and victimization
experiences in young Canadian children. Canadian Journal of
School Psychology, 30(2), pp.116-135.
Modecki, K.L., Minchin, J., Harbaugh, A.G., Guerra, N.G. and
Runions, K.C., 2014. Bullying prevalence across contexts: A
meta-analysis measuring cyber and traditional bullying. Journal
of Adolescent Health, 55(5), pp.602-611.
Pabian, S. and Vandebosch, H., 2016. An investigation of short-
term longitudinal associations between social anxiety and
victimization and perpetration of traditional bullying and
cyberbullying. Journal of youth and adolescence, 45(2), pp.328-
339.
Smith, P.K., 2018. Commentary: Types of bullying, types of
intervention: reflections on Arseneault (2018). Journal of child
psychology and psychiatry, 59(4), pp.422-423.
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