Online Bullying Increases Aggression in Teenagers
Have you ever been bullied in school, college or social media? Teenagers are twice as likely to show aggressive behaviours themselves like verbal hostility.
Have you ever been bullied in school, college or social media? Teenagers are twice as likely to show aggressive behaviours themselves like verbal hostility.
‘Over 35 percent children have experienced their account being hacked while 15.74 percent shared that they have received inappropriate messages.’
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The findings showed that over 35 percent children have experienced their account being hacked while 15.74 percent shared that they have received inappropriate messages. When bullied online 15 per cent complained, whereas 10.41 per cent faced humiliation through picture/video that were uploaded on internet.
While majority of the children were willing to approach their parents in case they experience any cyber harm, over 76 percent children were not aware of Child Helpline 1098.
One in Three Indian Parents Fear Online Bullying Risk for Children
One in three Indian parents believe their child will be a victim of online bullying, considerably higher than the global average, a report has said.
One in three Indian parents believe their child will be a victim of online bullying, considerably higher than the global average, a report has said.
In addition, social media giant Facebook emerged as the most favourite platform for school-going children, followed by WhatsApp, Twitter and Instagram.
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Off-Line Fear at School With Online Bullying: Study
Fear among students being victimized at school also results from cyberbullying, a recent study by Sam Houston State University found.
Fear among students being victimized at school also results from cyberbullying, a recent study by Sam Houston State University found.
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88% of Teens Victims of Online Bullying
88 percent of teens have been subjected to mean and cruel behavior on social networking sites. However a majority of bullied, say that two-thirds of their peers are mostly kind: new research.
88 percent of teens have been subjected to mean and cruel behavior on social networking sites. However a majority of bullied, say that two-thirds of their peers are mostly kind: new research.
