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ARTICLE REVIEW
Cyberbullying: A Review of the Literature (Charles E. Notar, Sharon Padgett and Jessica Roden)
Cyberbullying
By: Nur Amanina Bt Azhar (2014117449)
Abstract
This article is an article review from the original article that titled cyberbullying. In this article review, there are several sub topic will be covered. The topic comprised from introduction, discussion, recommendation and conclusion. For discussion it will covered about, the definition, the reason for cyberbullying, victims, gender differences in response to cyberbullying This review will provide another perception and will be an extra information about cyberbullying as whole.
Keywords: Cyberbullying, Cyberworld, Online, Internet, Social networking
1.0 INTRODUCTION
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Another thing that the Malaysians should know is cyberbullying and hostility among children and also adolescence is a long- standing and omnipresent social issue that always occur in Malaysia. Then, based on Charles E.Notar, Sharon Padget and Jesicca Roden there some research indicates that many students do not disclose bullying they experience or witness despite repeated efforts on the part of adults (Delara, …show more content…

For example, it is important for the most targeted victims in this society are children and teenagers to take caution about the cyberbullying cases. They should learn more about how to defense themself from being cyberbullying victims. They should learn and explore or even they can asked their parents or teacher about cyberbullying issue so that, they are aware about the case. They also can study or learn about how to prevent from being a cyberbullying victim. They also can limit their time in using the gadgets or learn how to protect themselves from being a cyberbullying’s victim via

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