… sondern ganz allgemein zum Thema Identit\u00e4t im digitalen Raum:<\/p>\n
“It is my observation that the symptoms related to cyberstalking and e-harassment may be more intense than in-person harassment, as the impact is more devastating due to the 24\/7 nature of online communication, inability to escape to a safe place, and global access of the information<\/strong>”<\/p>\n Elizabeth Carll, PhD, who heads the media division of the American Psychological Association (APA), presented the findings about the impact of cyberbullying on mental health<\/a> in a talk entitled, ‘Electronic Harassment and Cyberstalking: Intervention, Prevention and Public Policy.’<\/em><\/p>\n (mit eigenen Hervorhebungen)<\/em><\/p>\n Helfen kann hier die Psychologie:<\/p>\n “We can help them use emotion regulation skills to recover, rather than become bullies themselves.”<\/p>\n Aber auch soziologische Ans\u00e4tze wie z.B. kontextuelle Bewertung des Ge\u00e4u\u00dferten oder digitale Relativierung k\u00f6nnen hier sehr hilfreich sein. Unterst\u00fctzend dienlich sein kann aber auch Technik:<\/p>\n “Carll believes that using the modern technology we can fight cyberbullies back. \u201cThe same technologies used to harass can also be used to intervene and prevent harassment,\u201d she concluded.”<\/p>\n