CYBERBULLYING AMONGST YOUNG ADULTS.

1st assignment is for an outline 2 pages document attached. Need by Thursday, July 18 2019 I want topic to be on Cyberbullying Amongst Young Adults

Running head: CYBERBULLYING AMONGST YOUNG ADULTS
CYBERBULLYING AMONGST YOUNG ADULTS
Name of the Student
Name of the University
Author Note

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RESEARCH PAPER OUTLINE
I. Introduction
A. “children using social media for the longest time.”
B. Why cyberbullying has become so common among young adults?
C.History of cyberbullying
D.Thesis
II. Body section 1 (Quantitative approach)
A. Hypothetical study explanation
B. Research question and answer
i. What is the mental state of the victim?
ii. What are the actions of victims when they face the bullying?
iii. Why don’t the victims report to their parents or elders?
iv.Why does bullying take place?
C. Independent variable
i. Cyberbullying
D. Dependent variable
i.Thoughts of victims
ii. Beliefs of victims
E. Planned analysis
i. Survey
a. Interviews
b. Questionnaires

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III. Body section 2 (Qualitative analysis)
A. Hypothetical study
B. Research questions
i. Is the use of cell phone more often?
ii. What is the frequency of cyberbullying?
iii. What was the reaction of the elderly person when the cyberbullying
incident was shared?
C. Types of qualitative techniques
i. Close observation of the victim and change of behavioral pattern.
ii. Personal interviews and questionnaires
IV. Conclusion
A. “children should not be allowed to be on social media”
B. Impact of cyberbullying on young adults.

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