The Cyber Bullying Preventative Measures

Students' impressions of the efficacy of various harassment prevention measures were studied in this research. According to the results, the data was gathered via a countrywide electronic survey of teenagers. Depending on individual relationships with cybercrime, the 713 adolescents who replied to all 39 questionnaire study were divided into 4 teams: pure attacker, pure victims, both perpetrator and complainant, because both perpetrator and victims. It looks at the link of both a participant's involvement in harassment and their opinion of how good a guidance and counseling strategy is. The five most successful harassment mitigation measures for adolescents are examined and rated independently from each of the 4 areas. Irrespective about where they feel on the subject of harassment, teenagers think that shutting off the suspect's access to the information is by far the more successful method, according with results of this survey. The findings of this research may be helpful in the development of policies and laws to successfully reduce cyberbullying in schools and communities.