Cyberbullying by Cyberbullying

What is cyberbullying?

roocasares — 2018-10-02 01:38:56 UTC

Cyberbullying is the use of digital media to harass aperson or group of people, through personal attacks, disclosure of confidential or false information among other means.I t implies a recurring and repetitive damage inflicted through electronic means.

roocasares — 2018-10-02 01:47:30 UTC

There is a strong relationship between face-to-face bullying and cyberbullying, especially in peer-to-peer networks. It is common for cyber-aggressors to choose as victims victims already victimized in physical environments, which becomes a precedent and, therefore, an important risk factor for cyberbullying. The additional peculiarity of cyberbullying is the use mainly of Internet.
Due to the scope, diffusion, and mass use of the Internet, cyberbullying can occur in virtually all areas in which a relatively young person moves today.

School

roocasares — 2018-10-02 01:48:34 UTC

During the adolescent training stage, to the university, going through any type of additional school (languages, courses, etc.). Social networks classify their users according to the schools, colleges, universities where they have studied or are currently studying, so that through the internal search engine of the social network, it is possible to locate a person, and if the cyberbullies get access to illegal to your account, you can obtain substantial private information and the environment of the victim.

Work

roocasares — 2018-10-02 01:49:28 UTC

Currently, most companies have a website, contact address, and work with computers connected to the network.

Social and loving

roocasares — 2018-10-02 01:50:22 UTC

As in the academic field, the youngest members of the family make use of the Internet.

roocasares — 2018-10-02 01:55:19 UTC

Victims of 'cyberbullying', such as those of bullying in real life, suffer from problems of stress, humiliation, anxiety, depression, anger, impotence, fatigue, physical illness, loss of self-confidence, and may lead to suicide.

Characteristics of cyberbullying

roocasares — 2018-10-02 02:17:59 UTC

roocasares — 2018-10-02 02:18:37 UTC

Most stalkers try to damage the reputation of the victim by manipulating people against him

roocasares — 2018-10-02 02:19:46 UTC

Publication of false information about victims on websites. They can create their own websites, social networking pages (Facebook pages), blogs or fotologs for this purpose. As long as the forum where you are staying is not eliminated, you can perpetuate the harassment for months or years. And even if the website is deleted, "everything published on the Internet remains in the network".

roocasares — 2018-10-02 02:20:28 UTC

Perhaps he accused the victim of having offended him or his family in some way, or perhaps published his name and telephone to encourage others to pursue him.

roocasares — 2018-10-02 02:20:59 UTC

Does not need physical proximity with the victim. Cyberbullying is a type of psychological harassment that can be perpetrated anywhere and anytime without the need for the harasser and the victim to coincide in either space or time. For example, the abuser can send a threat from hundreds of kilometers at midnight and whoever receives it will do so the next morning when he opens his email.

roocasares — 2018-10-02 02:22:07 UTC

Cyberbullying, as it is a form of indirect and non-face-to-face harassment, the aggressor has no contact with the victim, does not see his face, his eyes, his pain, his grief, with which he will hardly be able to feel empathy or awaken his compassion for the other. The cyberbullies obtain satisfaction in the elaboration of the violent act and imagine the damage caused in the other.

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the stalker

roocasares — 2018-10-02 02:46:59 UTC

he generic profile of the stalker is that of a cold person, with little or no respect for others. A stalker is a predator who can wait patiently connected to the network, participate in chat or forums until he establishes contact with someone who seems likely to bother him, usually women or children; and that he enjoys chasing a certain person, whether he has a direct relationship with her or a complete stranger. The stalker enjoys and shows his power by chasing and damaging that person psychologically

The victim

roocasares — 2018-10-02 02:57:34 UTC

The victim feels helpless. Their psychic isolation, their lack of communication, their ignorance of the facts, the lack of solidarity between colleagues, undermine the strength of the victim.
There are studies that highlight how the excessive use of social networks in adolescence, without an adequate example and parental control can predispose the person to suffer addictive behavior, loneliness or cyber-bullying. Nothing has to do with the image that the victim's stalker tries to project with reality. While that image is intended to reflect an unintelligent and lazy person. Another of its characteristics is its predisposition to work as a team, as they do not hesitate a moment to collaborate with their colleagues, providing them with as many instruments and means as possible in order to achieve the collective objectives.

The witnesses

roocasares — 2018-10-02 02:59:47 UTC

The recipients of the slander do not realize that they are suffering a manipulation and an invasion of their privacy, therefore, they always ignore them or do not think that something of great magnitude happens after these "warnings"

Reason

roocasares — 2018-10-02 03:01:03 UTC

The cyberbullies feel in a position of power from the anonymity that is perceived while online, which can lead him to believe that his actions will not have any impact on him. Their motivation for harassment always revolves around sexual harassment, love obsession, hatred, envy, revenge or the inability to accept rejection.