US Edition1 in 4 adolescents have been cyberbullied, StatCan says
- A new report from StatCan reveals that one in four adolescents in Canada have experienced cyberbullying, which has significant impacts on their mental health.
- The study highlights that young people who have been targeted online have an increased risk of developing depression, anxiety, eating disorder symptoms, and even thoughts of suicide or suicide attempts. Transgender and non-binary youth, as well as females attracted to other females, are particularly susceptible to online victimization.
- Adolescents with chronic health conditions, such as asthma or learning disabilities, are also at a higher risk of cyberbullying, especially if they come from low-income households.
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1 in 4 adolescents have been cyberbullied, StatCan says - Red Deer Advocate
A new StatCan report says one in four adolescents in Canada have been cyberbullied and it’s taking a toll on their mental health. The study says youth who have been victimized online have a greater risk of depression, anxiety, eating disorder symptoms and thoughts of suicide or suicide attempts. The report says transgender and non-binary youth, as well as females attracted to other females, are at higher risk of being victimized online. Adolesce…
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