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What are 5 statistics about cyberbullying?

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What are 5 statistics about cyberbullying?

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1 in 4 teens are cyberbully victims 1 in 6 of teens being cyberbullied admit they are being cyberbulliedCyberbullying can happen 24 hours a dayAbout 21% of the kids ages 12-18 have experienced some type of bullying14.9% of high school students are electronically bullied

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What can you do if you are being cyberbullied?

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What can you do if you are being cyberbullied?

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You can help by offering comfort and support. If you ever had any bullying experiences sharing them might help the person feel less alone.

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Cyber bullying is the use of technology to threaten, harass, targeting another person, and to embarrass someone.

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What are some ways people cyberbully others 

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What are some ways people cyberbully others 

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Some ways people cyberbully others is by tweets, texts, or a response to a status update on Facebook that is harsh, mean, or cruel.

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Some causes of cyber bullying are the kid who is online bullying doesn't get enough attention from parents, wants to fit in, or saw other kids doing it.

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Cyberbullying can lead kids to have anxiety, depression, and suicidal thoughts, and other stress-related disorders. Not just for the victim though the cyberbully also has these thoughts.