1. Kim Ye-ji Lee Da-som Lee Song-I Lee Jung-rye Shin Il-Ae
Electronic bullying and harassment
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Kim Ye-ji Lee Da-som Lee Song-I Lee Jung-rye Shin Il-Ae
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2. What is the meaning of cyberbullying and harassment?1
What is the meaning of cyberbullying and harassment? 2
What makes this happen? 3
Effect of cyberbullying and harassment 4
Examples and solutions of cyberbullying
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4. cyberbullying and harassment?1
What is the meaning of
cyberbullying and harassment?

5. What is the meaning of
cyberbullying and harassment? 1
Definition
Cyberbullying | negative or hurtful behavior using an electronic medium, repeated over time, that involves an intention to hurt the victim and a power differential between the bully and the victim.
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6. The range of cyberbullying
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The range of cyberbullying
Not cyberbullying
Playful teasing
online
a one-off fight
over
Cyberbullying
Any of these done repeatedly via
s, instant messages, or text
messages
Spiteful teasing (cruel remarks)
abusive language
intimidation / threats of violence
sexually suggestive language
spreading false/malicious rumors
systematically excluding,
ignoring,
and isolating
sending(often anonymous)
poisonous notes
Criminal activity
Seriously
threatening to
cause harm or kill
publish a
‘defamatory libel’
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7. 1 Types of Cyberbullying What is the meaning of
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Types of
Cyberbullying

8. Types of cyberbullying
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Types of cyberbullying
Exposure of privacy
Tricking someone into revealing personal or embarrassing information and sending it to others.
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9. Harassment / malignant reply
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Types of cyberbullying
Harassment / malignant reply
Sending someone mean or threatening s, instant or text messages targeting at an individual or group.
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10. Types of cyberbullying
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Types of cyberbullying
Exclusion
Excluding someone from an instant messenger buddy list or blocking their for no reason.
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11. Types of cyberbullying
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Types of cyberbullying
cyber stalking
Unwanted, obsessive attention by individuals to others through the cyberspace
Related to harassment
and intimidation
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12. Types of cyberbullying
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Types of cyberbullying
Hacking
Breaking into someone's or instant messaging account to send cruel or untrue messages while posing as that person.
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13. Types of cyberbullying
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Types of cyberbullying
Spam
Send unsolicited bulk
messages or letters
(like ads) indiscriminately
to unspecific major
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14. Types of cyberbullying
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Types of cyberbullying
Online Polls
- Creating web sites or blogs to make fun of a peer.
- Using web sites to rate peers as prettiest, ugliest,
fattest, and so on.
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15. 1 Alpha News Survey - Bully What is the meaning of
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Survey
- Bully
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16. 1 Alpha News Survey - Victim What is the meaning of
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Survey
- Victim
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What makes this happen?

18. What makes this happen? 2
Background of
Cyberbullying
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19. 2 Alpha News Background of cyberbullying Environmental change
What makes this happen? 2
Background
of cyberbullying
Environmental change
Most youth are have been drawn to social networking websites and video-sharing websites
Facebook, Youtube, portable gaming devices, social gaming sites, Forsmsrping, Chattoulette (interactive sites)
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20. 2 Alpha News Background of cyberbullying Anonymity
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Background
of cyberbullying
Anonymity
It is easier to be hateful using typed words rather than spoken words face-to-face.
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21. 2 Alpha News Background of cyberbullying 24 / 7 Connection
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Background
of cyberbullying
24 / 7 Connection
The fact that teens are connected to technology 24/7 means they are susceptible to victimization (and able to act on mean intentions towards others) around the clock.
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22. 2 Alpha News Background of cyberbullying Openness
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Background
of cyberbullying
Openness
- Cyberbullying crosses all geographical boundaries.
- The Internet has really opened up the whole world to users who access it on a broad array of devices, and for the most part this has been a good thing.
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23. What makes this happen? 2
Survey
- Bully
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24. How is Cyber bullying different from
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How is Cyber bullying different from
traditional bullying
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25. 2 Alpha News Occurs in person’s home Can be harsher
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How is Cyber bullying different
from traditional bullying
Occurs in person’s home
Being bullied at home can take away the place people feel most safe.
Can be harsher
Often people say things online that they wouldn't say in person, mainly because they can't see the other person's reaction.
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26. 2 Alpha News Far reaching Anonymity How is Cyber bullying different
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How is Cyber bullying different
from traditional bullying
Far reaching
Young people can send s making fun of someone to their entire class or school with a few clicks, or post them on a web site for the whole world to see.
Anonymity
Cyberbullies often hide behind screen names and addresses that don't identify who they are.
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27. Effect of cyberbullying3
Effect of cyberbullying
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Psychological Effects
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29. 3 Alpha News Psychological Effects Humilitation Anger
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Psychological Effects
Humilitation
It's humiliating to know that people are seeing the embarrassing insults someone is throwing at you.
Anger
When you are picked on and humiliated, it can in return cause you to become angry.
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30. 3 Alpha News Psychological Effects Decrease of self-esteem Depression
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Psychological Effects
Decrease of self-esteem
You may blame yourself for the bullying. You may to believe the taunting question your self-worth.
Depression
This can come from the decreasing of your self esteem. It could lead to other problems
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31. 3 Alpha News Psychological Effects Stress Fear
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Psychological Effects
Stress
Everything put together, the situation, the feelings, the previous effects, they can all become stressful.
Fear
Cyber bullying can lead to your bully making threats on you. Threats to find you, physically hurt you, or worse.
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32. 3 Alpha News Psychological Effects Frustration
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Psychological Effects
Frustration
Person who are being cyber bullied, it can feel like there's no escape.
Avoiding these websites or instant messages may seclude them from one of the most important places they socialize.
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33. Effect of cyberbullying
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Change of behavior
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34. 3 Alpha News Change of behavior Withdrawal from friends and activities
Effect of cyberbullying
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Change of behavior
Withdrawal from friends and activities
Avoidance of school or group meeting
Slipping grades and "acting out" in anger at home
Changes in sleep, or appetite
Don’t want to leave their home
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35. 3 Alpha News Change of behavior
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Change of behavior
All of the effects of cyber bullying can also lead to suicide for some people.
This is a very tragic and sad effect of cyber bullying, which is why it needs to stop.
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36. Effect of cyberbullying
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Survey
- Victim
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37. Examples and solutions of cyberbullying4
Examples and solutions of cyberbullying

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Examples
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40. Examples and solutions
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Foreign example
“ Preteen girls charged over Facebook sex prank”
4. 28, 2011 (The Sydney Morning Herald)
David Knight of Burlington, Ontario”
3, 2005 (CBC News online)
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Korean example
Korean female singer committed suicide”
2007, 01 (Choson news)
The ‘Loser’controversy.”
2009, 11 (blog news)
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Solutions
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Legal measures
United states’ case
In United states, In September 2002, legislation requiring schools to actively prohibit bullying in their compounds was passed.
And in January 2006, the US Congress passed a law making it a federal crime to "annoy, abuse, threaten or harass" another person over the internet.
Approximately 36 states have enacted similar legislation.
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Legal measures
Korean case
In South Korea act on the 'The Real Name Registration System" in 2004.
The Real Name Registration System, where Internet users posting comments to websites must register with and post under their real names.
But The real name system raises many questions as to its effectiveness
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45. Examples and solutions
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What victim
can do?
Tell an adult you trust.
Log or record down the threats/acts for evidence.
Inform the game authorities via functions like "Report a
player" or "Report abuse".
Do not respond emotionally to the bully, it only encourages
him/her.
Leave the area or stop the activity (i.e. online gaming area,
instant messaging etc) and/or block the sender's messages.
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What Parents
can do?
Discuss cyberbullying with your children
about their experience
Contact your child's school, local police or your Internet
Service Provider if the bullying is severe. It's a criminal
offence to threaten another person.
Educate your child on such cases, giving them the
knowledge on appropriate reactions to such incidents.
Encourage kids to develop their own moral code so they
will choose to behave ethically online.
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