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- - - - information online in posts can be seen by vast
        numbers of people it can be embarrassing and make you feel exposed
    - - Victims can often be excluded from groups and left feeling
        alone.
    - - Many victims even plot revenge on the cyber bully and
        retaliate.
    - - If a victim does not know who the bully is it can make them feel insecure and powerless. Often as there is little they can do depending on the platform used.
  - - - constantly handling cyber bullying can make a victim very stressed, increasing their sense of isolation + destroy self confidence
    - - Cyber bullies often look for things to make a
        person feel vulnerable
    - - Victims often lose interest in their
        work and / or academic studies.
      - often results in an increased
        amount of absenteeism.
  - - - An attempt to lose themselves and gain some form of
        mental relief.
    - - As they feel unsafe and threatened they may
        carry a weapon to protect themselves.
  - - - Eating habits may change such as skipping meals
        or binge eating.
      - As they feel their life is out of control, using an eating plan even though it is unhealthy returns some level of control to them
    - - stress and anxiety can ultimately lead to
        ulcers, abdominal pain, sickness and diarrhoea.
    - - Nightmares, insomnia or sleeping too much
        resulting in lethargy.
- - - - strain to muscle + ligaments of spine ++ neck
      - nerve pain, headaches, arthiritis
      - neck + spine misalignment by leaning over 30/40 degrees
      - lack of movement
  - - - headaches
      - difficulty focusing
      - itchy/burning/watering eyes
      - dry eye
      - double/blurred vision
      - photophobia - sensitivity to light
  - - - stiffness
      - throbbing
      - tingling/numbness
      - pain/aching/tenderness
      - weakness
      - cramp
- - - - More accessible to people, available anytime and
        anywhere due to technology
      - contributing issues
        
        Secrecy: Online gambling can be kept secret.
        
        Smartphones: Have numerous gambling apps that can be installed and can easily be linked to bank accounts. Encouraging impulse betting.
        
        Online accounts: Encouraged to setup an online account linked to their bank account.
    - - The compulsive playing of online games that can
        cause physical / mental issues.
      - The inability to stop playing online games for extended periods of time can have a detrimental effect on health.
      - Some people able to stop and carry out their work and/ or academic study, but are still obsessed with online gaming and it dominates their lives.
      - can impact relationships and life ambitions
      - Online gaming can cause chemical changes in the brain, particularly to the reward centre. Triggering a compulsive need to play the games regardless of the negative impacts on their lives.
    - - Research has shown there is a link between social media and negative mental health.
      - Social pressure to share content, comparing owns lifestyle and possessions with others curated content, advertisements from businesses
      - social anxiety disorder
        
        FOMO - either by not being included/missing a social event
        
        anxiety based on self esteem + the belief they have been forgotten about
        
        leads to a person constantly checking their phone for posts/messages