The word bully is a term that has various meaning and definition over the years. bullying was first used in the 13500s as a more respectable meaning. When the word “bully” was first used it meant sweetheart, but hundred years later bully developed a negative definition. Bullying is form of abuse that can be verbal, physical, social or psychological aggressive behavior toward another person or group directed towards a less superior on strength or influence to intimidate, and forcing them to do what they what them to do. There are 3.2 million students who has being or are being victims of each year and Approximately 160,000 teens skip school every day because of bullying and moreover 17% student’s report being bullied 2 to 3 times a month or
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Justice and Education departments, racial bullying is very prominent in teens age 12 through 18, different races are affected by racial bullying, Latin American teens are bullied more than teens belonging to any other racial group and the data also indicated that when it comes to cyber bullying; 62 percent reported being harassed online once or twice monthly and only 18.1 percent of whites reporting being cyber bullied (no bullying). Cyberbullying is consider social bullying which involves the use of communication technologies such as e-mails, cell phones and social networking sites to send hostile or derogatory messages or even obscene photos with the intent of harassing or harming the reputation of another person and according to bullying statistics, it is clear that cyber bullying is on the rise more so than any other type of bullying. Social networking websites like Facebook.com, WhatsApp, and text messaging are website dedicated to target students or groups for their gender, race, socioeconomic status as well as sexual preference are reasons other students use to harass and cyber bully one another. Cyber bullying is not as damaging or widespread as playground taunts, and fears of an epidemic are based on a myth, according to new research Oxford University survey of 110,000 English 15-year-olds found instances of online abuse that were not accompanied by face-to-face bullying were 'vanishingly rare' according to the article, Playground Taunts More Damaging to …show more content…
The body image is how a person feels about his or her physical appearance and how other looked at you. Someone with a positive body image has a real perception of his or her size and shape and feels comfortable with his or her body, but sometimes there not always happy even though they looked happy there not, bullies are the problems if a person feel happy with his body or not and causes someone feel negative of his or her body image and have a distorted view of his or her body and often feels shame and anxiety. Poor body image can lead to low self-esteem, depression or an eating disorder causes
Justice and Education departments, racial bullying is very prominent in teens age 12 through 18, different races are affected by racial bullying, Latin American teens are bullied more than teens belonging to any other racial group and the data also indicated that when it comes to cyber bullying; 62 percent reported being harassed online once or twice monthly and only 18.1 percent of whites reporting being cyber bullied (no bullying). Cyberbullying is consider social bullying which involves the use of communication technologies such as e-mails, cell phones and social networking sites to send hostile or derogatory messages or even obscene photos with the intent of harassing or harming the reputation of another person and according to bullying statistics, it is clear that cyber bullying is on the rise more so than any other type of bullying. Social networking websites like Facebook.com, WhatsApp, and text messaging are website dedicated to target students or groups for their gender, race, socioeconomic status as well as sexual preference are reasons other students use to harass and cyber bully one another. Cyber bullying is not as damaging or widespread as playground taunts, and fears of an epidemic are based on a myth, according to new research Oxford University survey of 110,000 English 15-year-olds found instances of online abuse that were not accompanied by face-to-face bullying were 'vanishingly rare' according to the article, Playground Taunts More Damaging to …show more content…
The body image is how a person feels about his or her physical appearance and how other looked at you. Someone with a positive body image has a real perception of his or her size and shape and feels comfortable with his or her body, but sometimes there not always happy even though they looked happy there not, bullies are the problems if a person feel happy with his body or not and causes someone feel negative of his or her body image and have a distorted view of his or her body and often feels shame and anxiety. Poor body image can lead to low self-esteem, depression or an eating disorder causes