Cyberbullying on Teenage Artists and Its Implications on Increasing Awareness of Bullying

Indrayani, Sheira Ayu; Johansari, Citra Aulia

doi:10.21831/ltr.v18i2.21670

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“…However, not everyone uses technology appropriately to interact and connect with others. Further, Indrayani, et. Al (2019) stated in a social setting the usage of electronics brings this communication deviance even closer to them.…”

Section: Social Media (Instagram)mentioning

confidence: 98%

Indonesian Cyberbullying Issues: The Impoliteness in Communication

Muthi'ah

Mono

Perangin-angin

2022

IJELR

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This paper is aimed at describing the cyberbullying issues that occur in social media platform especially in Instagram. The qualitative method is used in this paper. The data source is obtained from several Indonesian Celebrity Instagram accounts through case study approach. Through this paper, the researcher presents several examples of cyberbullying cases, what motives that cause someone to become a bully, and what are the impact that will occur in victims of bullying. By identifying and analysing all the data, the researcher found the motives of someone became a bully, such as; do not like the presence and personality of others, tends to saying negative comments which immoral and abusive, to entertain others by mocking someone, having bad personality such as envy, jealousy of someone’s achievements, having high of self-confident, think the bullies are better and more qualified than the victims and assume that cyberbullying is a natural thing.

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Section: Social Media (Instagram)mentioning

confidence: 98%

Indonesian Cyberbullying Issues: The Impoliteness in Communication

Muthi'ah

Mono

Perangin-angin

2022

IJELR

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“…There have been some studies discussed about cyberbullying involving school students (Arrieta-López & Carrasquilla-Diaz, 2021; Campbell, 2005;Li, 2007), university students (Abaido, 2020;Rafferty & Vander Ven, 2014;Whittaker & Kowalski, 2015), adolescents (Bakar, 2015;Adiyanti et al, 2020;Shemesh & Heiman, 2021), and adults (Randall, 2001) using electronic devices such as cell phones (Sticca & Perren, 2012), through the internet (William & Guerra, 2007), or social media (Abaido, 2020). However, cyberbullying doesn't happen to individuals only such as ordinary people (Rahayu, 2012), politician (Fritsch et al, 2020;Ma'yuuf & Abbas, 2021), and celebrity (Indrayani & Johansari, 2019), but it can also be aimed at a country or a group of people.…”

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Cyberbullying on Social Media in Indonesia and Its Legal Impact: Analysis of Language Use in Ethnicity, Religious, Racial, and Primordial Issues

Syahid

Sudana

Bachari

2023

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This study aims to reveal the phenomenon of cyberbullying in Indonesia targeted group of people and its legal impact based on pragmatics analysis. It mainly focused on issues that are related with ethnicity, religion, race, and intergroup on social media activities. The lingual data are the expressions by defendants on social media. They were collected from the copies of six court verdicts for such cases that have been settled between 2018 and 2020. The study employed a qualitative method with a forensic linguistic approach as a framework to reveal, trace, and show the phenomenon of cyberbullying on social media and the legal impact caused by the action. The results show that cyberbullying on social media in Indonesia not only targets individuals but it also targets certain group of people. Based on the pragmatics analysis, the illocutionary speech acts by defendants includes expressive, directive, assertive, and commissive. The utterances of cyberbullying aim to insult, humiliate, harass, slander, threaten/warn, accuse, and spread hatred on certain groups of community based on Ethnicity, Religious, Racial, and Primordial issues. The legal implication of cyberbullying is that the defendants can be charged based on the Law of the Republic of Indonesia, Article 28 paragraph (2) in conjunction with Article 45A paragraph (2) Law Number 19 of 2016 on Information and Electronic Transactions.

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“…Cyberbullying is the repeated and deliberate use of technology to harass, harm, degrade, or intimidate another individual. (Mitsu & Dawood, 2022) Cyberbullying creates a situation in which victims receive constant negative messaging via the internet and social media from bullies (Stepanian, 2019 ;Indrayani & Johansari, 2019). It occurs via digital technologies such as mobile phones, laptops, and tablets.…”

Section: Theoretical Framework a Cyberbullying In Social Mediamentioning

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Cyberbullying And It’s Trauma Among Mobile Legend Gamers In Kendari (Trauma Discourse Analysis)

Martisa,

Rezky Tandi,

Ansor Putra

et al. 2023

EDUJ

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The purpose of this study is to describe the trauma experienced by Kendari Mobile Legends players due to cyberbullying. The research employs the trauma discourse theory proposed by Indradjadja and Zaumseil. This study's data was collected through interviews with Kendari Mobile Legends players conducted by researchers. In an interview with eight gamers who played the Mobile Legends game, queries pertaining to bullying and its traumatic effects were posed. This investigation employed a qualitative-descriptive approach. In the meantime, the data analysis technique involves presenting, describing, interpreting, and concluding the data. The results revealed that the gamers exhibit trauma symptoms, as indicated by their responses. Among the symptoms of trauma they experienced were a sense of shock and disillusionment as a result of the inappropriate remarks they heard during a game. The other symptoms are dread and concern that they will be subjected to additional cyberbullying. As a sign of their inability to embrace it, gamers frequently reflect on the cyberbullying incident and its origins. Consequently, they become more readily offended, irritable, and whiny. In the meantime, their commonplace feelings of safety and security transform into inner turmoil and hopelessness, revealing their reluctance to exist or live. Based on the results of the analysis, it can be concluded that, as a consequence of cyberbullying, Mobile Legend players in Kendari experienced all symptoms of trauma.

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Cyberbullying on Teenage Artists and Its Implications on Increasing Awareness of Bullying

Cited by 6 publications

References 4 publications

Indonesian Cyberbullying Issues: The Impoliteness in Communication

Indonesian Cyberbullying Issues: The Impoliteness in Communication

Cyberbullying on Social Media in Indonesia and Its Legal Impact: Analysis of Language Use in Ethnicity, Religious, Racial, and Primordial Issues

Cyberbullying And It’s Trauma Among Mobile Legend Gamers In Kendari (Trauma Discourse Analysis)

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