Item	What are teachers’ perspectives of the impact of cyberbullying on students?		SD	D	A	SA	M	std
1.1	Cyberbullying is an electronic bullying through advanced technologies.	f.	5	32	101	11	2.79	0.61
1.1		%	3.4	21.5	67.8	7.4	69.7	0.61
1.2	Cyberbullying among students is common.	f.	18	62	59	10	2.41	0.78
1.2	Cyberbullying among students is common.	%	12.1	41.6	39.6	6.7	60.2	0.78
1.3	Cyberbullying by students to their teachers is common.	f.	13	51	80	5	2.52	0.70
1.3	Cyberbullying by students to their teachers is common.	%	8.7	34.2	53.7	3.4	63	0.70
1.4	Cyberbullying is more psycho destructive on students than traditional bullying.	f.	24	87	35	3	2.11	0.68
1.4		%	16.1	58.4	23.5	2	52.7	0.68
1.5	Female students are more likely to be affected by cyberbullying than male students.	f.	37	67	44	1	2.06	0.75
1.5		%	24.8	45	29.5	0.7	51.5	0.75
1.6	Teenagers are more likely to engage in cyberbullying than children.	f.	1	13	87	48	3.22	0.62
1.6		%	0.7	8.7	58.4	32.2	80.5	0.62
1.7	Cyberbullying toughens kids up.	f.	58	60	26	5	1.85	0.82
1.7	Cyberbullying toughens kids up.	%	38.9	40.3	17.4	3.4	46.2	0.82
1.8	Cyberbullying has long-lasting negative effects.	f.	2	45	91	11	2.74	0.60
1.8	Cyberbullying has long-lasting negative effects.	%	1.3	30.2	61.1	7.4	68.5	0.60
1.9	Cyberbullying prepares students for life.	f.	10	68	70	1	2.42	0.62
1.9	Cyberbullying prepares students for life.	%	6.7	45.6	47	0.7	60.5	0.62
1.10	Cyberbullying that takes place away from the school can greatly impact students at school.	f.	23	51	65	10	2.42	0.83
1.10		%	15.4	34.2	43.6	6.7	60.5	0.83