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Bullying and Cyber Bullying - The small margin of Anonymity

Bullying and Cyber Bullying - The small margin of Anonymity

With the advent of the new COVID-19 variant, Omicron, the pandemic seems far from over. While this is a concern for many spheres of life, significant concern remains for online education. Students across the globe struggle to keep up with online classes, while also losing out on the sensory experience of going to their school, canteen, classrooms, playgrounds, and so on. Adding to this online format is also the rising cases of cyberbullying in such virtual environments.


As Omicron sounds new COVID alarm, why health is more political than we believe

As Omicron sounds new COVID alarm, why health is more political than we believe

Over time, humans have learned to detect and avoid threatening stimuli such as pathogens that carry diseases. We usually have strong cognitive and affective reactions when we encounter such possibly life-threatening pathogens. For example, imagine eating rotten food or touching a wound — naturally, you may feel disgusted and revolted, and therefore, avoid actually doing things like eating a spoilt apple.