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    A Position Paper of Cyber Bullying

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    Cyber bullying involves harassing victims through intimidating images, messages, and offensive posts and texts online or through electronic devices. It most commonly targets teenagers and adolescents but can also affect workplace environments. Cyber bullying is always anonymous and difficult to trace, negatively impacting victims' self-esteem and potentially causing anxiety, depression, and suicidal thoughts in some cases. The document advocates addressing cyber bullying through education about its effects, maintaining open communication with young people, and establishing internet safety policies since online bullying has become increasingly common and harmful to mental health.

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    A Position Paper of Cyber Bullying

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    Angelica Cimini Recierdo
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    Cyber bullying involves harassing victims through intimidating images, messages, and offensive posts and texts online or through electronic devices. It most commonly targets teenagers and adolescents but can also affect workplace environments. Cyber bullying is always anonymous and difficult to trace, negatively impacting victims' self-esteem and potentially causing anxiety, depression, and suicidal thoughts in some cases. The document advocates addressing cyber bullying through education about its effects, maintaining open communication with young people, and establishing internet safety policies since online bullying has become increasingly common and harmful to mental health.

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    Cyber bullying involves harassing victims through intimidating images, messages, and offensive posts and texts online or through electronic devices. It most commonly targets teenagers and adolescents but can also affect workplace environments. Cyber bullying is always anonymous and difficult to trace, negatively impacting victims' self-esteem and potentially causing anxiety, depression, and suicidal thoughts in some cases. The document advocates addressing cyber bullying through education about its effects, maintaining open communication with young people, and establishing internet safety policies since online bullying has become increasingly common and harmful to mental health.

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    A Position Paper of Cyber Bullying

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    Angelica Cimini Recierdo
    Cyber bullying involves harassing victims through intimidating images, messages, and offensive posts and texts online or through electronic devices. It most commonly targets teenagers and adolescents but can also affect workplace environments. Cyber bullying is always anonymous and difficult to trace, negatively impacting victims' self-esteem and potentially causing anxiety, depression, and suicidal thoughts in some cases. The document advocates addressing cyber bullying through education about its effects, maintaining open communication with young people, and establishing internet safety policies since online bullying has become increasingly common and harmful to mental health.

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    A Position Paper of Cyber Bullying

    Cyber bullying victims are harassed from the moment they wake up and check
    their phones or laptops from time to time. Cyber bullying differs from conventional
    bullying in that it involves images, messages, intimidation, and cruel or offensive texts
    and posts. The most common victims are teenagers and adolescents, but people in the
    workplace may also be victims. Online bullying is always anonymous or difficult to track,
    and it can have a negative impact on your self-esteem. Cyber bullying is a major issue
    on social media, and it is important to educate people about what cyber bullying is and
    how it affects others. Threats, rude messages, and other forms of cyber bullying affect
    people through social media, and bullies will face the consequences of their actions on
    social media under Republic Act No. 10627. According to the law, bullying can be used
    as a form of joke, battling, or mocking, and you will be held accountable.
    Cyber bullying can be debilitating, leaving you feeling powerless, furious,
    depressed, and even suicidal. Cyber bullying can happen everywhere, including at
    home, and it is happening now in our generation. Nowadays, people in social danger
    are anonymous only to threaten or prank others. In my opinion, cyber bullying should be
    addressed because many of us are affected by it, and it is unhealthy for our mental
    wellbeing, as it can affect our behavior and cause anxiety, and as many as 25% of
    those who have been cyber bullied have experienced suicidal thoughts as a result.
    Cyber bullying can trigger anxiety, depression, and terror, as well as a deterioration of
    interpersonal relationships and intense embarrassment. Almost half of teenagers said
    they felt powerless and lonely when cyber bullying happened to them. It is critical to
    actively engage in people's lives, especially those of young people, by asking people
    what they are doing online and maintaining open lines of communication. We also need
    an internet safety and proper usage policy. Since people can post whatever they want,
    be whoever they want, and do it all behind a screen, cyber bullying has become
    increasingly popular, particularly among teenagers. Someone making fun of another
    person on the internet or posting something online about another person that they don't
    like is an example of cyber bullying.
    Cyber bullying can have a negative impact on people's mental health and can
    result in deliberate repetitive harm done on others by the use of electronic devices,
    according to Republic Act No.10627. To stop cyber bullying, think about what you write
    or add to your photos, and avoid making cruel or derogatory comments or chats. Always
    be cautious online, remembering that “WORDS DON'T JUST HURT BUT CAN KILL.”

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