Cyberbullying and its effect on self-esteem among Grade 10 students: a proposed guidance and counseling program.

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Velez, Joan I

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Summary: Sought to identify cyberbullying and self-esteem among Grade 10 students which is a basis for guidance and counseling program; study concludes that the students with higher awareness on cyberbullying tend to experience lower effect in terms of mental health.

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Sought to identify cyberbullying and self-esteem among Grade 10 students which is a basis for guidance and counseling program; study concludes that the students with higher awareness on cyberbullying tend to experience lower effect in terms of mental health.

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