Abstract:
People in the modern era are fully engaged in social media and are very active on these sites. Peopleare showing off their wealth, fame, and names. A difficult stage in people's lives is created when someone who is unhappy in real life is happy in real life for the purpose of fakeness's trend of perfection. Individuals are experiencing mental illness, harassment, and comparison of their life to others. India is ranked #3 in the world for cyberbullying, just after Singapore and China. Suicidal thoughts and risky timidity are common among victims. It's similar to constantly ranting on the internet, and it affects anywhere from 100 to 1000 mutual friends. The scars left by cyberbullying affect millions and millions of people worldwide on a daily basis. They struggle with low self-esteem,depressed and anxious people are more prone to use drugs, drink alcohol, quit school, and occasionally commit suicide. Cyberbullying is a severe criminal offense that is legally sanctioned.
Cyberbullying is when someone's privacy is electronically invaded online, endangering that person's health in the process. In essence, it's to intimidate, threaten, or get close to someone who piques your curiosity. Because of the rise in bullying in the real world, there is an unsettling increase in the number of trolls and cyberbullies. Online abuse is known as trolling. As a result, bullying and trolling are not entirely dissimilar ideas. They are connected to one another. Online behavioral incompatibilities like psychopathy, narcissism, Machiavellianism, and sadism have been connected to the phenomenon of trolling. Pathological studies explain bullying as a result of emotional imbalances, spiritual shifts, and changes in brain chemistry and social brain regions during adolescence. Even though identifying trolls requires understanding them, anyone can unintentionally become one and ruin someone else's day or life. Because of this, an additional "cyber victimization scale" has been included at the conclusion of the piece to assist readers in beingmore aware of their online behavior. In an effort to increase awareness, this study defined trolls anddiscussed the many behavioral strategies and forms of troll attacks. The literature on the brain mechanisms underlying trolling was also reviewed, despite the paucity of research on the psychological aspect of trolling.
