Research from anti-bullying charity Ditch the Label suggests social media is making youngsters more anxious.
Forty per cent said they felt bad if nobody liked their selfie and 35% said their confidence was directly linked to the number of followers they had.
One in three said they lived in fear of cyber-bullying, with appearance cited as the most likely topic for abuse.
One expert said children were growing up in "a culture of antagonism".
The survey, of more than 10,000 young people aged 12 to 20, suggested that cyber-bullying is widespread, with nearly 70% of youngsters admitting to being abusive towards another person online and 17% claiming to have been bullied online. Full story...
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Forty per cent said they felt bad if nobody liked their selfie and 35% said their confidence was directly linked to the number of followers they had.
One in three said they lived in fear of cyber-bullying, with appearance cited as the most likely topic for abuse.
One expert said children were growing up in "a culture of antagonism".
The survey, of more than 10,000 young people aged 12 to 20, suggested that cyber-bullying is widespread, with nearly 70% of youngsters admitting to being abusive towards another person online and 17% claiming to have been bullied online. Full story...
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