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Is Cyberbullying Just Harassment or Childhood Trauma?
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Is Cyberbullying Just Harassment or Childhood Trauma?
At a glance Cyberbullying is a serious trauma risk: All forms of cyberbullying — even indirect ones like exclusion or rumours — can cause significant psychological harm in teens. Frequency matters more than type: The more often teens are targeted, the greater their trauma symptoms, regardless of age, gender, or type of bullying. Call for trauma-informed support: Researchers urge schools and communities to treat cyberbullying as an ACE and res…
Letters to Gracia In both the graphic and the map “Ciberacoso – Ranges of age – Men from 12 to 19 years old. Percentage of the population of men from 12 to 19 years old Internet users who experienced some cyberbullying situation in the last 12 months” (p.23), by federative entity, would place Puebla in third place - from a stratum that includes high school and high school students - with a percentage of 31.5 to 10.9 points from the first place (…
The activity, promoted by the Department of Comprehensive Educational Accompanying (DAIE) of the Ministry of Education, had as main axis to reflect collectively on the problem of bullying and cyberbullying in school environments.
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