Digital Empathy and Cyberbullying Management

The ability to understand and share the feelings of another person. It involves putting yourself in their shoes and trying to see the world from their perspective.

A form of harassment that takes place online using electronic communication tools, such as social media, email, and instant messaging.

Anonymity online can lead to a decrease in empathy because people feel less accountable for their actions.

Being a good digital citizen means treating others online with respect and kindness, just as you would in real life.

The motto of a digital citizen is to treat others as you would like to be treated.

It's important to be mindful of words and messages online, as they can have a strong impact on others. We should strive to be kind and understanding in our digital interactions.

Cyberbullying can take many forms, including: spreading rumors, posting embarrassing photos, sending threatening messages, and impersonating someone online.

If you encounter cyberbullying you should seek help from a trusted adult, report the incident, and block the bully.

People may bully online because they feel more anonymous and less responsible for their actions..

Disguising bullying as humor or pranks often used to avoid accountability.

Cyberbullying can involve anyone, even those known to the victim. It's about the intentional and repeated hurtful behavior.

Cyberbullying can escalate to a serious level, potentially becoming illegal or criminal.

Thai society emphasizes seniority as a fundamental principle.

Actions stemming from seniority can be damaging, especially in Thai culture.

The practice of gossiping about family members, especially their sexuality, can be hurtful.

Being kind and understanding in online interactions. It means treating others online with respect, just like you would in real life.

Before you post anything online, ask yourself: Is it True? Is it Helpful? Is it Inspiring? Is it Necessary? Is it Kind? These questions help you think carefully about the impact of your online posts.

Avoid forwarding messages that you know are false or harmful, as this can contribute to the spread of misinformation and negativity.

It's important to practice empathy and understanding when interacting with others online. Take time to consider their perspective and respond thoughtfully, avoiding harsh words or judgments.

Building empathy and understanding helps us navigate the complexities of the online world.

Avoid using harsh language or insults in online interactions, as this can create negativity and hurt others' feelings.

Before responding to comments about you, take a moment to consider your reply and its potential impact. Choose words that promote positive interaction and understanding.

A group of people who engage in cyberbullying by spreading rumors, posting embarrassing photos, sending threats, or impersonating others online.

A group of individuals who are targeted by cyberbullies and experience fear, anxiety, low self-esteem, and a decline in academic performance.

Often involves individuals who both bully and are bullied. This group experiences mental and behavioral issues, including anxiety, depression, and physical symptoms due to the constant cycle of bullying and being bullied.

A form of online harassment where individuals use cruel or abusive language, often in online forums or chat rooms.

Distributing sexually explicit images or videos of someone without their consent.

Using technology to make someone appear to be someone they are not.

A form of harassment that involves creating a false online persona to deceive someone into a relationship, usually romantic.

Repeated harassment and intimidation online using electronic communication.

Silence and non-response to avoid escalating bullying.

Block the bully on social media or communication platforms to prevent further harassment.

Tell a trusted adult, such as parents, teachers, or a counselor, about the bullying.

If the bullying involves illegal or harmful content, collect evidence and report it to the appropriate authorities.

Delete the harassing message or remove the image. Notify the platform for help.

Stay strong, be patient, and value yourself. It's important to remember that you're not alone and your self-worth is not determined by bullies.

Cut off the relationship with the bully if possible. Focus on finding your self-worth and avoid clinging to hurtful accusations.

Communicate honestly with the bully, expressing what you don't like and how their words or actions make you feel. Use "I Message" phrases to express your feelings without blaming.