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    CYBER

    BULLYING In teenagers

    Sergio Alvarado, Raisa Kitaigorod, Rodrigo Muckled, Moira


    Sanchez, Daniela Ticona
    Research Question:

    HOW DOES
    CYBERBULLYING AFFECT
    THE DAILY LIVES OF THE
    ONES SUFFERING FROM
    IT?
    General Objective:
    ANALYZE HOW
    VICTIMS OF
    CYBERBULLYING, ARE
    AFFECTED BY IT

    We want to empathize more with victims that are


    Personal Objective: suffering from cyberbullying
    Specific Objetives

    1 2 3
    LISTING ALL THE ANALYZING ALL CREATING A BIG
    EMOTIONAL THE AWARENESS
    EFFECTS PSYCHOLOGICAL ABOUT THE
    CYBERBULLYING FACTORS IN CONSEQUENCES
    LEAVES ON PEOPLE BULLIED PEOPLE OF
    CYBERBULLING
    Studies have found that:

    Studies about Anywhere from 9% to 40% of students are


    victims of cyberbullying around the world.
    In the past 12 months, 15.8% of students
    cyberbullying reported cyberbullying and 25.9% reported
    school bullying.
    Overall, cyberbullying school reports reported
    that cyberbullying cases were higher among
    girls(25.1%) than boys(26.6%) and almost the
    same percentage outside the school.
    Thankfully, school bullying decreased slightly
    from 9th grade to 12th grade.
    Still, according to studies, cyberbullying is said
    to affect the academic achievement of the
    victim adolescents.
    Reasons why cyberbullying occurs:
    CAUSES
    Weak legal consequences

    Lack of education

    Narcicism

    Sociopathy

    Lack of self-steem

    Low self-steem

    Family problems
    (TALKING ABOUT BULLERS)
    How cyberbullying affects the
    victim’s self-esteem
    CONSEQUENCES
    Feelings of worthlessness
    Shame and inadequacy
    Victims may also develop:
    - anxiety
    - depression
    A person who feels bullied and vulnerable is more likely to have
    a LOW self-esteem
    it creates a hostile internal environment where:
    - negative self-perceptions and thinking
    - powerlessness
    - social comparisons and social isolation
    patterns converge to undermine self-esteem
    Cyberbullying has significant repercussions on
    individuals' mental health and overall welfare:
    How cyberbullying It induces adverse emotions such as sadness and
    affects people's anger, diminishes self-esteem, and fosters feelings
    of isolation and withdrawal.
    mindest Academic performance may suffer, physical health
    issues may arise, and victims are vulnerable to self-
    harm and suicidal ideation.
    Long-lasting psychological effects, like PTSD, are
    also possible.
    Furthermore, cyberbullies themselves may
    experience aggression and emotional instability.
    Implementing effective prevention and intervention
    measures is imperative to tackle this issue and
    provide assistance to those impacted.
    When there is less engagement, other family
    How cyberbullying members could feel less connected or supported.
    This may eventually cause the family's level of
    not only affects you, closeness to decline.

    but people around you Victims could feel that they don't have the support or
    the understanding of their family and not letting them
    (family) help or intervene.

    It is important for families to employ positive


    preventive strategies. It helps if there is open
    communication between everyone living in the home
    and if meaningful conversation is the norm. Children
    should feel free to candidly discuss their struggles
    with bullying; it is ideal if they can also view their
    parents as trusted friends.
    CONCLUSION
    In conclusion, cyberbullying is a complex and damaging phenomenon
    that can have profound negative effects on individuals’ mental and
    emotional well-being.

    It often leads to lower self-esteem, increased anxiety and depression, and


    can contribute to a range of other psychological and social challenges.

    By addressing the root causes and consequences of cyberbullying, we can


    work towards creating a safer and more positive online environment for
    everyone.
    We believe that eduaction and awareness are key for creating a culture of
    empathy and respect online.
    SOURCES
    https://www.unicef.org/end-violence/how-to-stop-cyberbullying

    https://study.com/academy/lesson/how-does-bullying-affect-
    parents.html#:~:text=Because%20bullying%20can%20increase%20feelings,depressio
    n%2C%20anxiety%2C%20and%20agitation.

    https://www.shepellfgi.com/Bullying/HowBullyingCanAffecttheEntireFamily/EN/73

    https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC10001909/

    https://www.pacer.org/bullying/info/stats.asphttps://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pm
    c/articles/PMC3490574/

    https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3490574/
    THANK YOU!

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