M4 Discussion: Cyber Abuse

M4 Discussion: Cyber Abuse Student's Name College/University Course Code and Name Professor's Name Due Date There is a rising prevalence of cyber dating violence among teenagers. The spread of this novel trend depends on different correlates, such as gender norms for boy-girl relationships and peer violence at the time of courtship. I have selected these correlates because they give valuable information about behavioral and sociological factors involved in cyberdating abuse. The development of interventions that address male-to-female violence, including training on gender norms and peer groups, is imperative (Peskin et al., 2016). Adolescents can be taught by members of the larger community, including schools so that they understand concepts like gender equality, peaceful coexistence, and having clear boundaries. The techniques should include role-playing, debates, and interactive sessions to enhance critical thinking abilities and respect among young people. Stakeholders may also use models to promote healthy peer relationships, encouraging support (Gosselin, 2019). There...