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- The most effective way to prevent cyberbullying , teens say, is to block the bully, according to the National Crime Prevention Council.
- Out of teenage cyberbullying victims:
- 36 percent asked the bully to stop cyberbullying them.
- 34 percent blocked all communication with the bully.
- 29 percent did nothing.
- 11 percent talked to their parents about the incidents.
- Almost two-thirds of tweens said that they tried to help someone who was being bullied online, and 30 percent had tried to help multiple times, according to the Cyberbullying Research Center.
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