sp23_asepp

An Exploration of SETA in Cyber Bullying to Reduce Social Harm and Juvenile Suicide

Abstract…

Cyberbullying is a hostile act or behavior using electronic means to repeatedly attack a victim that cannot defend themselves. This is an issue not only with juveniles but with the friends and families of that individual. Due to misidentification and misclassification, there is trouble trying to implement an effective program that would reduce the social harm and juvenile suicide withing these individuals. The proposed project will allow us to address these two research questions: What kind of SETA programs/initiatives will be most efficient in diminishing social harassment and reducing juvenile suicide, and how can SETA be properly implemented to make an impact for juveniles. With improved training and awareness, we can create an effective strategy and reduce social harm and juvenile suicide through cyber bullying.

Back to Posters