Bullying has been around for a very long time. Methods that have been used to bully have remained constant through time. Be that as it may, a new form of bullying has arisen. This form involves the media and is labeled as cyberbullying. This essay discusses the two different styles to bullying, which are, traditional bullying, and cyberbullying. After that has been discussed, the focus of the essay will shift to the effects that bullying has brought upon youth. The main concern for the issue of bullying is that some may be committing suicide because of the endless torment. This essay discusses both sides to bullying, which are, the victim, and the bully. This is for comparing and contrasting the reasoning behind each of their reactions to their situations. Many examples of bully-related suicides will be explored and discussed. Opinions on what can be done; will be shared by both specialists, such as a psychiatrist, and certain members of the general population. This will ensure both a professional’s opinion, as well as the opinions of normal citizens can be shared and reasoned. Suicide due to bullying is a problem, but not an epidemic. Youth need to be aware of how to deal with bullies, and that there is always hope. There are many organizations in the world that deal with these sorts of issues, and look to helping those who are in need of aid.
Table of Contents
- Abstract
- Types and Possible Effects of Bullying
- Types of Bullying
- Possible Effects of Bullying
- The Bullies
- Resolving the Issue
- Conclusion and Future Study
- References
Objectives and Key Themes
This essay aims to provide a comprehensive overview of bullying, both traditional and cyberbullying, and explore its potential effects on youth. It aims to address the complexities of the issue by examining the motivations behind bullying and analyzing the consequences for victims.
- Different types of bullying, including traditional and cyberbullying
- Potential effects of bullying on victims, including psychological and emotional distress
- Factors contributing to bullying, such as social dynamics, peer pressure, and individual characteristics
- Strategies for addressing and resolving bullying, including prevention programs and intervention strategies
- The impact of bullying on mental health, including increased risk of depression, anxiety, and suicide
Chapter Summaries
The essay begins by introducing the concept of bullying and its prevalence in schools. It explores the historical context of bullying and discusses the emergence of cyberbullying as a new form of peer aggression. The essay then delves into the different types of bullying, including physical, verbal, and social bullying, and examines the factors that may contribute to bullying behavior.
The next chapter examines the potential effects of bullying on victims. The essay discusses the psychological and emotional consequences, including increased risk of depression, anxiety, and suicidal thoughts. The essay also explores the impact of bullying on academic performance, social relationships, and self-esteem.
Keywords
This essay focuses on key terms related to bullying, including traditional bullying, cyberbullying, peer victimization, psychological effects, social dynamics, intervention strategies, and suicide. The essay explores the impact of bullying on youth and examines the importance of addressing this issue in schools and communities.
- Citation du texte
- Devin Motiuk (Auteur), 2014, Types and Possible Effects Of Bullying, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/294068
