in most cases the parents of a cyber bullied child will not know about it until told by the child or a teacher or someone else involved, this is because the child in question is most likely more technologically able than their parents and either can hide the cyber bullying (from shame/with the intent to carry on 'normally' as if nothing is happening) or has their own personal interface from which they're being bullied, which is not monitored by the parents.
this makes the victims family feel incredibly helpless and frustrated, and on top of which, unable to do anything to help their child because many families don't know where to turn when a younger member is being cyber bullied.
an example of this would be when my sister was being cyber bullied my dad's idea to help her was to "ring facebook and complain".
A victim of cyber bullying can experience severe trauma and depression. A victim may act different from his/her normal way of thinking. Victim's family may not understand what's happening to the victim. This lead to the family scolding the victim, which may add to the victims depression. Also, the family may ask and blame other person that may have change the victim's way of thinking.
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The victim of cyberbullying is hurt. There is always hate mail or even dangerous threats made to the victim whether the cyberbully is only out to scare their victim. The cyberbully wants to demean and isolate their victim. Cyberbullies are actually cowards hiding behind their monitors.
A victim of cyber bullying can experience severe trauma and depression. A victim may act different from his/her normal way of thinking. Victim's family may not understand what's happening to the victim. This lead to the family scolding the victim, which may add to the victims depression. Also, the family may ask and blame other person that may have change the victim's way of thinking.
Cyberbullying didn't do much goodness in the victim. Cyber bullying can only pollute ones mind. Attackers sense a feeling of superiority among the victims which they think that it's good.
Cyberbullying is becoming more and more of an issue as online communication and network socialization become more common. On average, 1 in 6 children are victims of cyberbullying.
The victims of cyber-bully are affected mentally, if someone was hit they may get a bruise and eventually will disappear, with cyberbullying the victim is hit 10 times harder and may even have to live with the mental distress for a long time, some take the fast option out... may their souls rest in peace.
1 out of 4 teens have been affected by cyber bullying.... if you wanna know... do the math \(^-^)/
From original answer: Report it to the service, then ignore it. Cyberbullying is unlike face to face bullying; without a response it withers and dies. It only has an affect if the bullied person buys into it.
It is probably rated like PG-13 as of all movies are rated on ABC Family.
Did you mean exclusive cyberbullying? If you did, then it is when a certain group or race is being targeted by cyberbullying.
Did you mean exclusive cyberbullying? If you did, then it is when a certain group or race is being targeted by cyberbullying.
Cyberbullying mostly effects the victim.