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COURSE CODE: ICTF 0513

COURSE TITLE: ETHICAL DIGITAL LITERACY

CASE STUDY

TITLE:
UNDERSTANDING AND PREVENTING CYBERBULLYING IN ONLINE
INTERACTION

LECTURER’S NAME: MOHD. NORHAEDIR BIN IDRIS


SECTION NO.: 107

PREPARED BY:
NAME MATRIC NO. PROGRAMME
AHMAD ZAKWAN BIN MOHD. RADZI 240471 ENGCOM
ABBAD BIN BURHAN 240034 ENGCOM
AHMAD NEJAD BIN SADRUL AZHAM 240428 ENGCOM
Understanding and Preventing Cyberbullying in Online Interaction

Introduction:

 Cyberbullying is a growing concern in today’s digital world, especially among youth. It


involves using online platforms to harm or harass others through messages, posts, or images.
This case study explores the causes, effects, and prevention of cyberbullying in online
interaction to promote safer digital spaces.
 Provide a brief overview of the topic or issue being addressed.
 State the purpose and objectives of the mini report

Background
 Present relevant background information or context necessary for understanding the topic.
 Include any key terms or concepts that will be referenced in the report.

Cyberbullying includes actions like spreading rumors, threats, or sharing embarrassing content
online. Its anonymous nature makes it more harmful and harder to control. Victims often face
anxiety, depression, or isolation. Understanding cyberbullying is crucial in promoting responsible
digital citizenship and preventing harm.

Findings:
 Present the main findings or results obtained through analysis or research.
 Organize the findings logically, using headings and subheadings if necessary.

Example of findings
 Increased social media usage correlates with higher levels of loneliness and depression
among adolescents.
 Cyberbullying and negative online interactions can have detrimental effects on mental health.
 However, social media also provides opportunities for social support and connectivity, which
can have positive effects on mental well-being.

Analysis and Discussion:


 Analyze and interpret the findings about the research question or topic.
 Discuss any implications, significance, or limitations of the findings.

Example of analysis and discussion


The findings suggest a complex relationship between social media use and youth mental health.
While excessive use or negative experiences on social media may contribute to mental health
problems, it is important to recognize the potential benefits of social connectivity and support
networks.

Recommendations:
 Summarize the key points and findings discussed in the report.
 Provide recommendations for further research or action, if appropriate.
 Give an opinion from your point of view (if any)

Schools should teach digital responsibility through awareness programs. Parents must monitor online
behavior and encourage open communication. Social media platforms need better moderation tools.
Finally, stronger laws and reporting systems should be in place to protect users and hold offenders
accountable. We as users should always be responsible for what

References: [Insert references according APA citation guidelines]

1. Armstrong, M. (2019, September 6). Infographic: Mental Health: The Impact of Social Media
on Young People. Statista Daily Data. [Link] social-
media-on-mental-health/

2. Franco, Jose A & Carrier, [Link]. (2020, 10th June). Social media use and depression,
Anxiety, and stress in Latinos: A correlational study. Human Behavior and Emerging
Technologies, Vol. 2, Issue 3, pp. 227-241.
[Link]

3. Kutash, Krista, Duchnowski, Albert J, Green, Amy L (2015, August). Mental Health Needs of
Youth with Emotional and Behavioral Disorders. Beyond Behavior, Vol. 24, No. 2,
pp. 4-13. https: Meeting the Mental Health Needs of Youth With Emotional and Behavioral
Disorders. [Link]

4. Olayemi, Olalekan Moses. (2022, 25th July). Perceived Influence of Social Media
Usage Among Youth: A Survey. Open Journal for Information Technology, 5(2), pp. 41-
54. [Link]

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