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    The content of the news clips revolves around the ongoing issue of cyberbullying, and the serious effects it can have on America’s youth. The two different news clips are framed differently, one being episodic and the other thematic. A thematic frame on a news video makes the issue seem like a public problem, which would in turn mean people favoring government intervention. An episodic frame would pin the fault on the bully. These two frames are easily seen in the videos used for the study. The…

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    Bullying can be defined as an act of aggressive act that is intentional, taking force upon someone who cannot defend themselves from an individual or group. Cyberbullying is nearly the same thing as bullying but is done online, using electronic devices such as phones, emails, and social networks. Cyberbullying can happen in innumerable ways, through phone calls, text messages, blogs, pictures and more. The availability of the internet makes it easier for bullying to take place in the long run,…

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    Assignment 3: How Can We Stop Bullying / Cyberbullying Now? Phyllis Walker Professor Patricia Prunty Course: Contemporary Issues in Education December 11, 2017 Bullying and Cyberbullying Merriam-Webster defines bullying as, abuse and mistreatment of someone vulnerable by someone stronger, more powerful, etc. (https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/bullying?utm_campaign=sd&utm_medium=serp&utm_source=jsonld), and defines cyberbullying as the electronic posting of mean-spirited…

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    Cyberbullying is bullying that takes place using electronic technology. Platforms of cyberbullying include, but are not limited to, devices and equipment such as mobile phones, computers, and tablets as well as communication tools being social media sites, text messages, online chats, and websites (“What is Cyberbullying”, n.d., para. 1). The spectrum of cyberbullying actions is very wide and famous examples include harassment, rumour spreading, disclosure of personal information of others…

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    Cyberbullying takes place when individual harassment or damage is achieved in a deliberate, continual and an aggressive manner by means of using electronic communications via social media sites and messaging applications, on computers and handheld devices. Cyberbullying is commonly categorised under 8 different types. The first type is impersonation of an individual upon conveying or posting untrue or nasty messages online is one such type. Secondly, when the sending of online malicious messages…

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    Kirandeep Kaur Sidhu Dr. Harper English 100 22 October 2017 An article review of Alisdair A. Gillespie’s “Cyber-bullying and Harassment of Teenagers: The Legal Response” Alisdair A. Gillespie’s article “Cyber-bullying and Harassment of Teenagers: The Legal Response” examines the extent of the cyberbullying and gives the legal response to tackle these problems. By the use of technology, anyone can threaten to an individual by sending the SMS and may use the picture of an individual for the…

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    Kids and teens are at risk of cyber bullying and that risk grows more every day due to the popularity of the Internet. The issues of cyber bullying and bullying have increased over the years to an alarming proportions. Some victims of cyber bullying are so tormented that some turn to the permanent solution, suicide. The social constructionist perspective focuses on how a problem becomes defined. In particular, it examines how powerful groups, such as politicians, religious leaders, and the media…

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    open, which can lead to serious flaws in socialization such as cyberbullying (Keller 1). Cyberbullying takes advantage of the face-to-screen communication as empathy is not as recognizable which would otherwise be seen in face-to-face communication. Cyber bullies are not able to see their victims’ suffering, so they continue with their routine. Continuous online jokes that are not so acceptable in front of family and friends affect many peoples’ behavior. Furthermore, arguments are more…

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    social media. Bullying on social media is also called cyber bullying. Cyber bullying is when a victim is being targeted by humiliation, harassment, and or threatened on the internet. Bullying on social media has become far worse as access to the internet has become easier and more common. There are two types of online bullying. "The two types of online bullying are cyber bullying and trolling." (Youth Studies Australia.) Like I said previously, cyber bullying is when a victim is being targeted…

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    Spyware is a possibility. I agree with Coben’s claims. The fact that kids are getting more involved with phones and other technologies, shows a greater risk of kids getting into malicious websites and/or talking to complete strangers, like pedophiles or cyber bullies. Coben is saying that parents should talk to their kids about the dangers inside the internet. They should also know that spyware is a protection program that watches over daily…

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