Most cyber-bullying occurs on TikTok, Instagram, Snapchat: study
The university’s Professor Daniel le Roux and Artefact South Africa’s Camryn Twaddle found that cyber-bullying affected teenagers’ emotional well-being, including academic performance.
They explored the prevalence and patterns of cyber-bullying behaviour among teenagers in South Africa and examined differences across demographics and social media use.“Because online experiences, emotions, and academic achievements are all interconnected, they need to be understood together to create effective prevention and support strategies that can address cyberbullying amongst teenagers in South Africa,” adds Twaddle.
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