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In What Ways Do Cyber-Bullying Affect Children And Teenagers?
Iorgo Castello, Anthia Ludman, Hendrick Hanse
Climate Futures at Zion (Centre)
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Puberty
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Cyber Bullying
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Neuroscience
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Psychologists
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Psychology
Adolescent Development
100%
Adolescents
50%
Neuroscience
50%
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50%
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50%
Alcohol Abuse
50%
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50%
Cognitive Development
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