What are the potential risks and rewards of intervening in cyberbullying?

Bullying is purposeful, repeated behaviour designed to cause physical and emotional distress. Cyberbullying (or online bullying) is bullying using technologies, ... The one exception to this is transgender students, who were slightly more likely to have been bullied online (33.3%). However, our sample size is too low for ... Find resources and evidence-based practices to help prevent and address bullying and cyberbullying in schools ... Page 1 · Page 2 · Page 3 … Next page · Last page ... Oct 1, 2024 ... Workplace bullying affects 1 in 4 lawyers, study finds ... Oct 1 (Reuters) - Nearly a quarter of lawyers were victims of workplace bullying within ... Mar 1, 2023 ... The term describes suicides that are directly or indirectly influenced by online aggression or cyberbullying. Bullying is defined as “any ... Jan 17, 2018 ... ... bullying [1]. Tokunaga defined the phenomenon as “any behavior ... The motivation behind cyberbullying, as reported by both cyberbullies and non- ... The focus of this paper is on automatic cyberbullying detection in social media text by modelling posts written by bullies, victims, and bystanders of online ... Nov 4, 2014 ... The relational aggression perspective is one that describes girls' bullying behaviour as being more covert and secretive than is true of boys' ... Universal Journal of Educational Research Vol. 1(3), pp. 133 - 145. DOI: 10.13189/ujer.2013.010301. Reprint (PDF) (325Kb) ... Jan 4, 2022 ... Gender may play a role in the likelihood of victimization, as females see higher rates of exposure to cyberbullying [1,35]. Females receive ...