CYBERBULLYING

ADA, JOYLYN M.
DESOLOC ALYSSA A.
NAIG, LANIBEL E.
SAMSON, JENNY ROSE C.
 CAUSES OF CYBERBULLYING
 Socially active people bully other people; it makes them feel powerful
as it is also a way to maintain their popularity.
 Socially inactive people may bully other people as it is a chance to fit
in and to prove that they are not weak and that they are compatible
with their surroundings.
 Revenge motivated.
 To boost egos.
 Harass others to entertain themselves and their friends who might also
a bully for a chance not scared of getting caught.
 CAUSES OF CYBERBULLYING

 Attention is what some people want.

 Some are suffering from family conflict.
 Most are starving for the recognition of being powerful figures.
 Being an arrogant.
 Some do it because the people around them are doing it as well.
 EFFECT OF CYBERBULLYING

 HUMILIATION
ANGER AND VENGEANCE
VIOLENCE
DEPRESSION
 EFFECT OF CYBERBULLYING

LOW-SELF-STEEM
POOR GRADES
HEALTH PROBLEMS
SUICIDAL THOUGHTS
 WHAT MOTIVATES CYBER
BULLIES ?
LACK OF EMPATHY– Cyberbullies cannot see the
pain they cause and thus cannot imagine the turmoil they
put their victim through.
THEY FEEL THE VICTIM DESERVE IT–
Insecurities are a major factor in bullying and pupils try to
put their peers down to feel superior.
 WHAT MOTIVATES CYBER
BULLIES?
BOREDOM BECOMES PAIN– There's no
denying that cyber bullies get a sort of kick out of
targeting others online.
SELF-LOATHING– Virtual bullying is a
perpetuating cycle of anger. Therefore, the problem
continues to cycle and gets worse each time.
 PERCENTAGE OF YOUNG TEENS IN THE
PHILIPPINES EXPERCIENCE CYBER BULLYING

90

80

70

60

50
2015
40

30

20

10

0
13–16 7–12
PERCENTAGE OF YOUNG TEENS IN THE
PHILIPPINES EXPERIENCE CYBER
BULLYING
 80% of teenager aged 13 to 16 have been cyberbullied through social media,
according to a 2015 survey by-child-care nonprofit Stairway Foundation Inc.
The survey, the results of which were released wednesday, was the second
study carried of by SFI" to address a gap in data concerning Child Online
Protection (COP) in the Philippines.
 60% of their counterparts in the 7 to 12 age bracket suffered the same
abuse.
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