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Shyness & Cyberbullying: School Tips

Did you know that shyness, a trait often seen as harmless, might play a hidden role in making some children cyberbullies? As shocking as it sounds, this revelation offers profound insights into how we can better support children in school settings. Understanding the Connection The research shows that shyness is not merely about being quiet […]

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Discrimination and Mental Health in School Settings

Did you know that a surprising number of students feel more supported by peers than their own family? This might not come as a shock to parents and teachers navigating the complex tapestry of adolescence. Many kids, particularly those from marginalized backgrounds, often find school to be both a battleground and a sanctuary in their […]

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Unraveling Child Bullying in Families

Picture this: A child comes home from school every day, eyes downcast, more withdrawn, and goes to their room, locked away from the world and their family. This might not be your typical bullied student scenario, but research tells us it could be happening more often with a surprising twist on the location of their […]

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Bullying Hurts More Than We Admit

A seventh-grader starts asking to stay home more often. Not every day—just Mondays. Then Fridays. Their grades haven’t crashed. No bruises. No dramatic outbursts. Just stomachaches, headaches, and a quiet shift from chatty to withdrawn. Here’s the gut-punch: this is what bullying often looks like before adults recognize it as bullying. And according to a […]

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Cyberbullying on Student Mental Health

The intersection of technology and psychology presents a myriad of challenges and opportunities, especially in school settings. Among these challenges, cyberbullying has emerged as a critical concern that affects the mental health and well-being of students globally. The linkage between online harassment and adverse psychological outcomes makes it a pressing issue for school psychologists to […]

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Parents, Culture, and Cyberbullying Clues

Five hours. That’s how long most adolescents in a new study were online each day. And here’s the twist: parents who knew more about what their kids did online were also more likely to know when their kids were seeing or experiencing cyberbullying. In other words, awareness isn’t nosiness, it’s protection. This study surveyed 407 […]

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The Rising Concern of Cyberbullying and Its Impact on Child Psychology

With the ever-evolving digital landscape, the intersection of technology and child psychology is becoming an increasingly critical area of focus. Recent findings have stirred the psychological and educational communities, emphasizing the alarming rise of cyberbullying and its profound effects on young minds. The Alarming Reality of Cyberbullying Cyberbullying, often perceived as a mere extension of […]

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When Tough Coaching Breaks Kids Down

One out of every four young athletes reports experiencing verbal abuse from a coach. Let that sink in—25% of kids who lace up their shoes for practice are told they’re “stupid,” “worthless,” or humiliated in front of teammates. For decades, many adults excused this as “tough love” or “building resilience.” But new research shows that […]

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Why Are Schools Ignoring the #1 Reason Kids Get Bullied?

“It’s just banter.” That’s what a group of 14-year-olds told researchers when asked about weight-based bullying in their school. Calling someone “fat” wasn’t considered serious—it was routine. Teachers rarely stepped in. But here’s the problem: being bullied for weight isn’t just hurtful. It’s dangerous. It’s linked to self-harm, depression, skipping school, and even gaining more […]

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