Cyberbullying

What is cyberbullying?

• A form of bullying that occurs over digital devices

• A type of physical bullying

• A form of verbal bullying

• A type of workplace harassment

Which of the following is NOT a platform where cyberbullying can occur?

• Social media

• SMS

• Online forums

• Face-to-face meetings

Why is cyberbullying particularly damaging compared to traditional bullying?

• It can happen 24/7 and reach a person even when they are alone

• It is less harmful than traditional bullying

• It only happens during school hours

• It is easier to stop than traditional bullying

What makes it difficult for victims to identify perpetrators of cyberbullying?

• Anonymity of the internet

• Lack of evidence

• Victims' reluctance to report

• Perpetrators' physical strength

What are some emotional effects of cyberbullying on victims?

• Anxiety and depression

• Increased happiness

• Improved social skills

• Better academic performance

What role do online platforms have in preventing cyberbullying?

• Implementing strict policies and providing tools for reporting

• Ignoring reports of abuse

• Encouraging cyberbullying

• Promoting harmful content

How can support systems help those affected by cyberbullying?

• Providing emotional support and guidance

• Encouraging isolation

• Promoting further bullying

• Ignoring the victim's feelings

What is cyberbullying?

• The use of technology to harass, threaten, or humiliate someone

• Traditional bullying that occurs in person

• A form of physical bullying

• A type of bullying that only happens at school

How does cyberbullying differ from traditional bullying?

• It can occur 24/7 and is not limited to physical locations

• It only happens during school hours

• It is less harmful than traditional bullying

• It involves physical harm

What are some mental health effects of cyberbullying on teenagers?

• Anxiety, depression, and low self-esteem

• Improved self-confidence

• Increased social skills

• Better academic performance