Cyberbullying is well linked to social media and it causes depression in teenagers, according to the new research that analyzes multiple studies of online phenomenon. Victimization of children on social media has experienced a high level of examination, especially after a series of high- profile suicides of people who were bullied on several social networking accounts. Social media is very common with young adults and children. It is highly common and known that depressed teenagers are more likely to become targets of bullying than the more popular people. The research proved that if the teen was experiencing excessive amounts of cyberbullying over anything else then their depression symptoms will be more severe. The problem is that kids are
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Cyberbullying seems like it would be the easiest to stop, but it is not. I sometimes wonder why do the victims not just turn off the computer, or delete their account. I think the issue with cyberbullying has a lot to do with kids at school. I plan on being a teacher, and bullying is one of my biggest fears. I can not stand to see someone being put down or feeling belittle. These issues have caused several problems over the years. It has not only caused several suicides, but it has also caused humiliation. I think it only takes one person to truly make a stand and try to stop …show more content…
It takes the form public humiliation, embarrassment, and much more. The reason it is done online is because, it is much faster and easier for the suspect to reach his or her victim. They do this by showing embarrassing pictures, videos, or messages of the person. Cyberbullying can take the form of threats that are very direct to the child, this can be done psychically. We should care that this is happening because it damages the person, and it only puts them down. If this was happening to your kid then you would want something to be stopped. Their view of themselves suddenly decreases, meaning they lose their self esteem, plus their sense of physical safety. This all takes huge hits on the victim when any type of bullying is being involved. One in Three kids say they have been cyberbullied. It has been reported that 40% of kids say their cyberbullying took place on instant messenger, and all types of social media websites that being 30%, and lastly 29% said they were bullied on some type of online gaming site. (Common Sense Media). This is happening to girls and boys of all ages. I do not understand how a human being can send out embarrassing things or hurtful words to someone just to make them feel useless. I have never understood that, I could never just be mean to someone because I wanted to hurt them. The bully 's feel the need to do this to make themselves feel better. They simply tend
Cyberbullying seems like it would be the easiest to stop, but it is not. I sometimes wonder why do the victims not just turn off the computer, or delete their account. I think the issue with cyberbullying has a lot to do with kids at school. I plan on being a teacher, and bullying is one of my biggest fears. I can not stand to see someone being put down or feeling belittle. These issues have caused several problems over the years. It has not only caused several suicides, but it has also caused humiliation. I think it only takes one person to truly make a stand and try to stop …show more content…
It takes the form public humiliation, embarrassment, and much more. The reason it is done online is because, it is much faster and easier for the suspect to reach his or her victim. They do this by showing embarrassing pictures, videos, or messages of the person. Cyberbullying can take the form of threats that are very direct to the child, this can be done psychically. We should care that this is happening because it damages the person, and it only puts them down. If this was happening to your kid then you would want something to be stopped. Their view of themselves suddenly decreases, meaning they lose their self esteem, plus their sense of physical safety. This all takes huge hits on the victim when any type of bullying is being involved. One in Three kids say they have been cyberbullied. It has been reported that 40% of kids say their cyberbullying took place on instant messenger, and all types of social media websites that being 30%, and lastly 29% said they were bullied on some type of online gaming site. (Common Sense Media). This is happening to girls and boys of all ages. I do not understand how a human being can send out embarrassing things or hurtful words to someone just to make them feel useless. I have never understood that, I could never just be mean to someone because I wanted to hurt them. The bully 's feel the need to do this to make themselves feel better. They simply tend