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For Anne A. J. van Goethem & Ron H. J. Scholte, they believed that the bullying is based on the implicit and explicit behaviors that the bully has in order for them to be or feel powerful (van Goethem, Scholte, Wiers 2010). On the other hand; Burton, Florell, and Wygant believes that the difference between the classical style of bullying and cyberbullying are based on the size of the audience and if he or she knows the one that is bullying them ( Burton 2013). In many cases, both are true in the fact that bullies want to perform an action to another individual as a way to show dominance or feel superior.With the way the internet can be used, one can simply make a fake account and use that as a way to bully the person without them being known. As these actions are performed to the victims for a long period of time, the long-term impact that it can create can cause in some cases physical damage, but most of it is from the psychological effects it can bring such as depression, anxiety, stress, to even thoughts of or planning …show more content…
The articles picked both agree with the topic of the actions and effects it can create for both of the groups. In terms of the bullying can escalate and lead to higher trouble for the individual such as a criminal record later on in life and to the victims who will likely bring the actions they received as a child to those of their personal and professional lives. The action that needs to be done in future research is to find out more ways in which we can minimalize these acts in ways such as stricter guidelines and procedures in terms of identifying bullying during before and after school and sharing ideas to those about anti-bullying attitude and behavior. Hopefully it can be a way that can minimize or even eliminate bullying as a