Cuberbullying Awareness for Teens

What is cuberbullying?

• Cuberbullying is a form of online bullying in gaming contexts.

• Cuberbullying is a method of online marketing.

• Cuberbullying is a type of dance competition.

• Cuberbullying refers to a new gaming console.

How does cuberbullying differ from traditional bullying?

• Cuberbullying differs from traditional bullying in that it takes place online and can involve anonymity, while traditional bullying occurs face-to-face.

• Cuberbullying is always more severe than traditional bullying.

• Traditional bullying can only happen in schools, while cuberbullying can happen anywhere.

• Cuberbullying involves physical confrontation, unlike traditional bullying.

What are some common forms of cuberbullying?

• Promoting teamwork and collaboration

• Encouragement of positive behavior

• Common forms of cuberbullying include harassment, spreading rumors, doxxing, and exclusion.

• Sharing helpful resources

Why is cuberbullying a serious issue for high school students?

• Cuberbullying is harmless and does not affect students' academic performance.

• Cuberbullying is a form of physical bullying that only occurs in schools.

• Cuberbullying is a serious issue for high school students because it can lead to significant emotional distress and mental health problems.

• Cuberbullying is a type of competition among students to gain popularity.

How can cuberbullying affect a student's mental health?

• Cyberbullying improves a student's mental health by boosting confidence.

• Cyberbullying negatively impacts a student's mental health by causing anxiety, depression, and low self-esteem.

• Cyberbullying only affects students' academic performance, not their mental health.

• Cyberbullying has no effect on a student's mental health.

What should you do if you witness cuberbullying online?

• Join in on the bullying for fun.

• Report the incident to the platform and support the victim.

• Ignore the situation and move on.

• Send a private message to the bully.

What are some signs that someone may be a victim of cuberbullying?

• Heightened self-esteem

• Signs of cyberbullying include withdrawal from social activities, mood changes, decline in academic performance, anxiety, depression, and reluctance to discuss online interactions.

• Improved academic performance

• Increased social media engagement

How can you support a friend who is being cuberbullied?

• Listen, encourage, document incidents, suggest blocking/reporting, and offer to seek help.

• Ignore the situation and hope it gets better

• Encourage them to retaliate against the bully

• Tell them to keep it to themselves and not talk about it

What role do bystanders play in cuberbullying situations?

• Bystanders are only responsible for reporting incidents.

• Bystanders have no impact on cyberbullying.

• Bystanders always support the bully.

• Bystanders can either enable or help stop cyberbullying.

What are some effective ways to report cuberbullying?

• Respond with insults to the bully

• Document incidents, block the bully, report to the platform, inform a trusted adult, and seek support.

• Change your username to avoid the bully

• Ignore the bully and hope it stops