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Bot GPT 3.5 1. Sudden changes in behavior: If a child suddenly becomes withdrawn, anxious, or depressed, it may be a sign that they are being cyberbullied.
2. Social media activity: Parents should monitor their child's social media activity for any signs of cyberbullying, such as negative comments, threats, or harassment.
3. Changes in sleeping or eating habits: Cyberbullying can cause a child to experience difficulty sleeping or changes in their eating habits. Parents should be aware of these physical symptoms.
4. Avoiding technology: If a child suddenly starts avoiding using their devices or the internet, it could be a sign that they are being cyberbullied and trying to avoid the source of the bullying.
5. Unexplained injuries: If a child has unexplained injuries or bruises, it could be a sign that they are being physically bullied, which could also be happening online.
6. Changes in academic performance: Cyberbullying can impact a child's ability to focus and succeed in school. Parents should pay attention to any sudden drops in grades or changes in academic performance.