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Cyberbullying Scenario: A teenager named Mark is sitting next to his mom…

- - - - ● 60% of internet users said they had witnessed someone being called offensive names
      - ● 35% had seen efforts to purposefully embarrass someone
      - ● 25% had seen someone physically threatened
      - ● 24% had witnessed someone being harassed for a sustained period of time
      - ● 19% said they witnessed someone being sexually harassed
      - ● 18% they had seen someone be stalked.
    - - In interviews with teens and young adults it was found that a high percentage or moral ethics were absent within social media use.
      - Cyberbullying is more likely to be pursued by individuals that are also bullies in the real world, also people who are bullied in the real world are most likely to also be bullied in an online setting as well.
  - - - Stress
        
        Adolescents NSSI
    - - When the pandemic is ongoing, the mental health consequences cannot be avoided. As young people seek their independence and struggle find their identity from online with some ethical problems, the major developmental task during this period is to improve social skills, find their true identity.