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Submitted By: Joy Labarite Pauline Naive Aimee Sanglitan

Cyberbullying involves bullying that occurs online or through electronic means. It can include sending threatening messages, tricking someone into revealing personal information and sharing it with others, posing as another person to hack accounts, and using websites to make fun of peers or teachers. Research shows that around 16% of high school students were electronically bullied in the past year, though accurate data is difficult to collect due to rapid changes in technology use among youth. Cyberbullying can negatively impact victims by causing them to have lower self-esteem, receive poor grades, skip school, have increased health problems, and use alcohol or drugs.

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Submitted By: Joy Labarite Pauline Naive Aimee Sanglitan

Cyberbullying involves bullying that occurs online or through electronic means. It can include sending threatening messages, tricking someone into revealing personal information and sharing it with others, posing as another person to hack accounts, and using websites to make fun of peers or teachers. Research shows that around 16% of high school students were electronically bullied in the past year, though accurate data is difficult to collect due to rapid changes in technology use among youth. Cyberbullying can negatively impact victims by causing them to have lower self-esteem, receive poor grades, skip school, have increased health problems, and use alcohol or drugs.

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Submitted by:

Joy Labarite
Pauline Naive
Aimee
Sanglitan

What is Cyberbullying?
*It is the same as
other types of
bullying
*It takes place
online.
*Cyberbullies are
most often
classmates, online
acquaintances or
anonymous users.

How is cyberbullying done?


Sending threats
through email,
instant message or
text message

Tricking someone
into revealing
personal info and
sending it to
others

Posing as another
person and hacking
accounts
Using websites to
make fun of peers,
teachers, etc.

Frequency of cyberbullying
The 2011 Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance
Survey finds that 16% of high school
students (grade 9-12) were electronically
bullied in the past year.
Research on cyberbullying is growing.
However, because kids technology use
changes rapidly, it is difficult to
design surveys that accurately capture
trends.

Use of
alcohol
& drugs

Have
more
health
problems

Skip
school
CYBERBULLYING

Have
lower
selfesteem

Receive
poor
grades

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