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http://www.scientificamerican.com/article/social-media-cyber-bullying-linked-to-teen-depression/
The article says, "Victims tend to suffer in silence, making it difficult for parents to identify and address a problem." Social media is used A LOT among teen angers. It is easier to bully someone through texting or posting on ones page because it is not face to face contact. I am sure more then half the people who bully over the internet would not do it face to face. The article illustrates,"that a median of 23 percent of teens reporting being targets. About 15 percent reported bullying someone online themselves."
I like this article because it includes different links to different websites giving tips to parents with teens with depression, informing readers what depression is, and explaining why bully victims suffer in silence. It is important for parents to know and understand what depression is and what it looks like. If more people are educated on depression then we could potentially limit the amount of suicides to those who are being bullied or depressed.
