Cyberbullying
Why cyberbully?
Cyberbullies do this to feel better about themselves. Cyberbullies also hope to humiliate the victim and socially isolate them from as many people as possible. Cyberbullies sometimes hope they can do this anonymously.
A female Muslim student is wearing a Hijab (head scarf) when another student pulls it off her head and tells her that she shouldn't wear this in America. Is this biased-based bullying?
Yes.
Bullying of this type may increase the risk of A)Suicide B)Depression C) Serious physical injuries D)All of the above
D) All of the above
Jane created a petition asking for everyone to agree that Cathy was fat and ugly. Is this a form of social -bullying?
Yes. Petitions, notes, and graffiti are just some examples of written social bullying.
Students who bully their peers will usually stop on their own and do not need intervention. True or False
False. Bullies usually do not stop on their own but escalate their behaviors over time. Bullies often have other family, school or emotional issues occurring that contribute to their actions. They need help to address their bullying behavior and other problems.
What should you do if you or someone you know is a victim of cyberbullying?
Do not add additional comments or interact with the message thread. Report the incident to a trusted adult.
Two friends are yelling at each other in the hallway. One friend yells, "Shut up you cow!" to the other friend. Is this biased-based bullying.
No. The keyword in this scenario is friends. These two appear to be in the throws of a conflict where hurtful statements are being made.
Physical Bullying is sometimes warranted. (True/False/Trick Question)
False
Is social bullying intentional?
Yes/Almost Always
Research indicates that persistent bullying can lead to or worsening feelings of isolation, rejection, exclusion, and despair, as well as depression and anxiety, which can contribute to suicidal behavior. However, the vast majority of young people who are bullied do not become suicidal. True or False
True. Most young people who die by suicide have multiple risk factors.
What is the definition of Cyber Bullying?
Cyberbullying is bullying that takes place over digital devices like cell phones, computers, and tablets. This can occur through SMS, Text, and apps, or online in social media, forums, or gaming where people can view, participate in, or share content.
Someone makes fun of a school peer because they have a physical or cognitive disability. Is this biased-based bullying?
yes
What is a long term effect of Physical Bullying? A) Pregnancy B) Depression and Anxiety C) Hypertension D) Nothing.
B) Depression and Anxiety
About 20% of students ages 12-18 experienced bullying nationwide. True or False
This type of bullying is outlined in the NJ state law referred to as the anti-bullying bill of rights act (ABR)
Yes. A formal investigation needs to be conducted by the school ABS. The following criteria must be met:
1. Based on perceived characteristic
2. Can be a single incident or carried out over time.
3. Takes place on or off school grounds.
4. Creates emotional harm or a hostile environment.
When is Bullying Physical?
When it involves unwanted touching/harm/Pain between two people in an unfriendly manner.
This involves what? A)Injuries B)Not wanting to be friends with someone anymore C) Damaging reputation D)All of the above
C)Damaging Reputation
Bulling affects everyone - victims, bullies, and witnesses. True or False
True.
Which of the following are examples of cyberbullying:
a. posting comments or rumors online that are hurtful embarrassing, and distressing.
b. Telling someone to kill themselves by text, through social media, discord, or while gaming.
c. Threatening to release private images or information about someone online.
d. All of the above
d. All of the above
What is the definition of this type of Bullying?
To bully others by speaking to them in an unwanted or unfriendly manner repeatedly and knowing about the consequences.
What is the definition of this type of bullying?
a deliberate manipulation of social standing and relationships. It can take the form of: secrets, whispering, rumors, gossip, silent treatment, eye rolling, exclusion, damaging reputation, withdrawing attention, friendship, and coercion. It is often quiet and not seen by everyone.
An upstander is someone that takes some sort of action to stop bullying. Name one way you can be an upstander.
1. Tell an adult you trust that you have witnessed bullying.
2. Be part of a culture that does not tolerate bullying.
3. Stand up to the bully.
4. Be a friend to the victim.
5. Don't stand around and watch/laugh at someone that is being bullied.