Cyber-Bullying



Cyber-Bullying

Abstract

Teenage bullying results in dire consequences, especially for the victim. The affects are both: physical and emotional. First and foremost concern is that the bully and the victim get hurt in terms of physical injuries. Some of these injuries result in lifetime disability. The victims also suffer from psychological problems including emotional distress, inferiority complex and lack of confidence. All these factors ultimately lead to depression, drug abuse and tendency to suicide. In some cases, the social life of the victim is damaged beyond repair. The victims are affected so badly counseling them to lead a normal life becomes impossible. Indeed cyber bullying is a horrifying terror but these terror won't have any action if we learn how to protect ourselves and our children. Therefore, parents and school administrators should put effect on children who are and may possible be affected by cyber bullying. Most importantly, parents need to talk to their children even if they have a busy schedule (Kowalski, 2011).

Discussion

There are very practical solutions to deal with the problem of cyber-bullying; in all of its multi-faceted forms. One of the first, and probably the most important forms of combating this growing problem is a constant closely knit familial bond with family and friends. This vital point can never be stressed enough. Face-to-face communication is the life-blood of any healthy and long-lasting interpersonal relationship.

Cyber bullying is the concern of everyone, and the best answer lies in the action and prevention. Base which will minimize the risks associated with Internet use is for parents to establish as soon as possible an open exchange with her child on her online activities, and establish with him the rules that will evolve his age. Research suggests, and student's report, which the majority of cyber bullying occurs outside the school environment, but more ...