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El Cyberbullying involves the use of information technologies and communication as email, phone, text messaging, instant messaging, defamatory personal Web sites and personal sites vote to support deliberate and repeated hostile behavior by an individual or group that is intended to harm others.
"It seems even worse than living bullying because the authors
are linked in time and space, and the public can be much, much bigger. With the power of technology, the crimes may be far more cruel, because it can incorporate a wide variety of media (sounds, altered graphics, text, video, slide shows and photos) to deliver attacks.
Following features represent a snapshot of how the Cyberbullying is manifested in the world Youth:
Exclusion: Exclusion is the process appointment of a member who the "inner group" and who is a relegated. "In some cases, selection is donesimply by who has a mobile phone who is not.
Flaming / Flaming: This is a heated discussion often includes offensive or vulgar language, which occurs in communication environments public discussion forums or chat groups or groups news. Flaming is putilizar feature uppercase letters and a series of images to add visual symbols
emotional intensity and anger messages.
Outing / Disclosure: This includes the display public travel or communications transmission personal images, especially communication containing
personal information or images that are sexual in nature. Each more common are images taken with cameras mobile phones and messages phone text is used as part of the intimidation.
Cyberbullying: includes threats of harm,
intimidation and / or comments
are sent offensive
through communication channels
personal. Often
cyberbullying means
threat, or at least the belief
that it could become virtual
real.
E-mail: A student sends an e-mail
threatening another and then
forward to more people.
Harassment: Sending hurtful messages
someone from serious and persistent.
Instant messaging (IM): several students
enter a session
messaging platform
instant (eg Instant
Messenger from America Online) and
will criticize and embarrass each
others.
Websites: bullies create web sites
dedicated to one or derogatory
more victims.
Impersonation: in other cases, students
can impersonate other
students and comment
Online unpopular, even created
a website that includes
hate leads to student supplanted
ostracism or more intimidated
more traditional.
Voting Booths or Sites: Some
Web sites offer users l
a chance to create polls
Online / voting booths,
many at no cost. The
can cyberbullies
use these Web sites to create
web pages that allow other
to vote online for "The uglier
fatter, dumber etc in their
respective schools. "
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