Cyberbullying Is More Common Than Parents Think, Study Shows

Nearly half of U.S. teens said they have been cyberbullied, according to a new Pew Research Center survey. The most common type of cyberbullying reported was “offensive name-calling,” which 32% of the teens said happened to them.

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