Individuals should be prosecuted for statements mad on social media. Some bullies know their targets, some of the cyberbullies are teens, and social media can affect our brain’s.
To start of, some kids and teenagers have been victims of cyberbullying and a offender. In “What is Cyberbullying?” it states,”10% of youth ages 11-18 have been both a victim and offender” and “ 84% of cyberbullies report to know their target”. Most cyberbullies know who they are going to bully and some of them are teenagers.
On the other hand, Kirk Sigmon wants children to learn how to face cyberbullying. In “Sacrificing the First Amendment to Catch “Cyberbullies”” the author Kirk Sigmon says,”Children should be educated to manage and avoid offensive situations on the Internet.”Kirk Sigmon wants children learn how to manage cyberbullying. …show more content…
In “The Dangers of Cyberbullying” it states,”nearly one in three teens admitted to being the victim of cyberbullying.” Cyberbullying can lead to kids or teens getting hurt or injured.
In fact, researchers mapped 32 teenagers brains. In “Teens: this is how social media affects your brain” it says,”In a recent study, researchers at the UCLA brain mapping center used an fMRI scanner to image the brains of 32 teenagers as they used a bespoke social media app resembling Instagram. By watching the activity inside different regions of the brain as the teens used the app, the team found certain regions became activated by “likes”, with the brain’s reward center becoming especially alive.” So if someone puts a rude or mean comment it will hurt their feelings. In conclusion, individuals should be prosecuted for statements made on social media. Some teens are cyberbullies and most of them know their
To start of, some kids and teenagers have been victims of cyberbullying and a offender. In “What is Cyberbullying?” it states,”10% of youth ages 11-18 have been both a victim and offender” and “ 84% of cyberbullies report to know their target”. Most cyberbullies know who they are going to bully and some of them are teenagers.
On the other hand, Kirk Sigmon wants children to learn how to face cyberbullying. In “Sacrificing the First Amendment to Catch “Cyberbullies”” the author Kirk Sigmon says,”Children should be educated to manage and avoid offensive situations on the Internet.”Kirk Sigmon wants children learn how to manage cyberbullying. …show more content…
In “The Dangers of Cyberbullying” it states,”nearly one in three teens admitted to being the victim of cyberbullying.” Cyberbullying can lead to kids or teens getting hurt or injured.
In fact, researchers mapped 32 teenagers brains. In “Teens: this is how social media affects your brain” it says,”In a recent study, researchers at the UCLA brain mapping center used an fMRI scanner to image the brains of 32 teenagers as they used a bespoke social media app resembling Instagram. By watching the activity inside different regions of the brain as the teens used the app, the team found certain regions became activated by “likes”, with the brain’s reward center becoming especially alive.” So if someone puts a rude or mean comment it will hurt their feelings. In conclusion, individuals should be prosecuted for statements made on social media. Some teens are cyberbullies and most of them know their