How Youth Can Protect

How Youth Can Protect

Understanding

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Protective Factors

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Specific Things to do to deal with Bullying.

• Seek help from another person such as an adult, friend, or counselor.
• Be assertive do not fight back. 
• Laugh about the situation like make a joke about it. 
• Avoid unsafe environments.
• Agree with the comments being said.
• Do not walk with alone walk with friends.
• Use positive statements about yourself to up your self-esteem.
• Avoid getting emotional when being bullied it shows your vulnerable. 

How Youth can Prevent Cyberbullying.

• Do not accept friend request from people you don't know. 
• Do not post anything you are not willing to share with family members.
• Assume everything you post will be online forever.
• Assume that everyone can access your information.
• Would you be ok with someone you dated getting your information you shared.
• Block people who are threatening or questionable.
• Don't post provocative or scandalous posts online. 
• Do not reply to cyberbullying incidents online.
• Regularly change passwords to accounts.
• Avoid sites that have poor security.
• Ensure that information is approved before posted.
• Limit involvement on social networking sites.
• Never ever be involved in sexting. 

Sources:

Collins, Nathan. “Understanding Bullying in Youth: School Based Intervention.” YouTube, YouTube, 11 May 2018, www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Dn-Qsgt5VU.

“How Youth Can Protect Themselves From Bullying.” StopBullying.gov, Department of Health and Human Services, www.stopbullying.gov/research-resources/how-youth-can-protect-themselves/index.html.
Channel, Mormon. “How To Cope With Bullying - Let Us Be Kind.” YouTube, YouTube, 3 Mar. 2014, www.youtube.com/watch?v=9nGUUdHflY4.