Many people are very concerned about cyberbullying that is happening in our society, so I therefore, wanted to look into the reasons behind cyberbullying and who should be blamed for it. Who should we blame? What should be done? Why should we stop it? These are all questions that we as a society should find answers to. Bullying should be stopped and parents should play a huge role in teens and young kid’s life.

1. What is your initial point of view?
My initial point of view is that cyber-Bullying is bad in many ways. Cyberbullies hurt others feeling without thinking about it.

2. How can you define your point of view more clearly?
I can define my point of view more clearly by bullying is an aggressive behavior that is repetitive, intentional, and occurs between two individuals with unequal amounts of power. Young people engaged in bullying participate in different roles, including the victim and the bully, and there are a percentage of kids who are involved in the behavior as both a bully and a victim.

3. What is an example of your point of view?
An example of my point of view is bullying can take many different forms, including physical (e.g., hitting), verbal (e.g., name-calling), and relational (e.g., excluding someone or spreading rumors). Also cyberbullies use electronics, such as cell phones and computers. And, unlike traditional face to face bullying, the bully can be anonymous. The ability to be anonymous might increase the likelihood that youths will engage in the behavior.

4. What is the origin of your point of view?
The origin of my point of view is as technology has advanced, the incidence of cyberbullying has also advanced. “Cell phones began to become more prevalent during the 1990s. In 2004, 45 percent of teens polled by the Pew Research Internet Project owned cell phones. In 2010, 75 percent of teens polled owned a cell phone and in 2014, 78 percent of teens have one. In addition, mobile use and access has evol...