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What are 5 statistics about cyberbullying?

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What are 5 statistics about cyberbullying?

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Over 50% of people have engaged in cyberbullying, 33% of teens have experienced threats online, over 50% of kids that are cyberbullied don’t tell their parents about it, fewer than 20% of cyberbullying incidents are reported to law enforcement, and only 10% of kids tell their parents about cyberbullying.

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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 tell a trusted adult so they can help the victim. You could also just block the person.

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The bully can be mad or jealous of a person causing them to cyberbully the person.

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How can you help someone who is being cyberbullied?

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How can you help someone who is being cyberbullied?

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You can stand up to the bully or tell an adult.

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What are some of the effects of cyberbullying? 

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What are some of the effects of cyberbullying? 

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The victim can feel depressed, anxiety, and more stress problems. They might also consider suicide.

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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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Cyber Bullies can use messaging apps including messenger, email, and social media apps that use DMs like instagram, snapchat and facebook.

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When you use electronics to bully someone, usually by sending messages of an intimidating or threatening nature.