Title: The Psychology of Cyberbullying
Headings: The Psychology of Cyberbullying
The Psychology of Cyberbullying
What Is Cyberbullying?
Intention
Repetition
Power Imbalance
Anonymity
Publicity
Forms of Cyberbullying
Why Do People Cyberbully?
Mental Health Issues
Victims of Bullying
Result of Conflicts or Breakups
Boredom or Trying Out a New Persona
Loneliness or Isolation
Why People Become Cyberbullies
Non-Confrontational & Anonymous
No Need for Popularity or Physical Dominance
No Barrier to Entry
No Feedback From Victim
How Cyberbullying Differs From In-Person Bullying
Effects of Cyberbullying
Characteristics of Victims
How to Deal with a Cyber Bully
As a Parent
As an Adult
As a Community
What If You Are the Cyberbully?
You Are Struggling With a Mental Health Issue
You Were a Victim Yourself
You Had a Conflict or Breakup
You Are Lonely or Isolated
You Are Bored
A Word From Verywell

Content: This can make victims feel as though they have no escape, particularly if the bullying involves sharing of their personal information or when something posted about them goes viral. This type of bullying can go on for an extended period of time. Effects of Cyberbullying
There are numerous effects that may be seen in those who are dealing with cyberbullying. It can be helpful to know what to expect to see in a victim, as this can be one way to identify when someone is being bullied online. Some of these effects are even stronger than what is seen with traditional bullying, as the victim often cannot escape the abusive situation. They may include: 11 ﻿
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