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Which of the following is NOT a typical behavioral change observed in a person being bullied?
Which of the following is NOT a typical behavioral change observed in a person being bullied?
Engaging with a post that makes fun of someone by clicking the 'like' button, even as a joke, is an effective way to support the person being bullied.
Engaging with a post that makes fun of someone by clicking the 'like' button, even as a joke, is an effective way to support the person being bullied.
False (B)
What is the first step someone should take when they realize they are the target of cyberbullying, according to the provided information?
What is the first step someone should take when they realize they are the target of cyberbullying, according to the provided information?
Collect evidence
Which of the following actions is an example of 'impersonation' as a method of cyberbullying?
Which of the following actions is an example of 'impersonation' as a method of cyberbullying?
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Cyberbullies sometimes target individuals who are different from themselves because they feel ______.
Cyberbullies sometimes target individuals who are different from themselves because they feel ______.
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Cyberbullying only occurs on social media sites.
Cyberbullying only occurs on social media sites.
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Match each action with its appropriate response in a cyberbullying situation:
Match each action with its appropriate response in a cyberbullying situation:
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Why might a cyberbully target someone to make themselves feel better?
Why might a cyberbully target someone to make themselves feel better?
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Explain why anonymity can make cyberbullying more frightening than traditional bullying.
Explain why anonymity can make cyberbullying more frightening than traditional bullying.
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Responding to a cyberbully usually helps to de-escalate the situation and resolve the conflict.
Responding to a cyberbully usually helps to de-escalate the situation and resolve the conflict.
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A bully who spreads untrue stories and opinions about a target online is engaging in ______.
A bully who spreads untrue stories and opinions about a target online is engaging in ______.
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Match each cyberbullying method with its description:
Match each cyberbullying method with its description:
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Besides talking to a friend, family member, or teacher, what is one more action you should take if you are being cyberbullied?
Besides talking to a friend, family member, or teacher, what is one more action you should take if you are being cyberbullied?
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What is a significant psychological effect that cyberbullying can have on a target?
What is a significant psychological effect that cyberbullying can have on a target?
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Cyberbullying has no impact to a target's home life.
Cyberbullying has no impact to a target's home life.
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Identify two ways a cyberbully might use photographs to harass a target.
Identify two ways a cyberbully might use photographs to harass a target.
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Flashcards
Impact of Bullying
Impact of Bullying
Bullying can lead to isolation, stress, and behavior changes.
Effects on Relationships
Effects on Relationships
Bullying can cause difficulties in relationships with family and friends.
Academic Performance
Academic Performance
Victims of bullying may perform poorly in school and have trouble concentrating.
Behavior Change
Behavior Change
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Reasons for Cyberbullying
Reasons for Cyberbullying
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Supporting a Victim
Supporting a Victim
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Evidence Gathering
Evidence Gathering
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Offline Time
Offline Time
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Cyberbullying
Cyberbullying
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Harassment
Harassment
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Impersonation
Impersonation
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Exclusion
Exclusion
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Dissing
Dissing
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Effects of Cyberbullying
Effects of Cyberbullying
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Anonymity in Cyberbullying
Anonymity in Cyberbullying
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Loneliness due to Bullying
Loneliness due to Bullying
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Study Notes
Cyberbullying
- Cyberbullying involves using the internet to bully others
- It's a serious issue, with over 50% of young people in some countries reporting experiencing it
- Cyberbullying often occurs on social media, but also via email and text messages
Methods of Cyberbullying
- Harassment: Sending threatening messages, often involving physical threats
- Impersonation: Creating fake accounts or messages to target someone, causing problems between them and friends
- Exclusion: Intentionally excluding someone from social groups or events via social media
- Dissing: Spreading rumours or untrue stories to humiliate or ridicule a target
- Photographs: Taking and sharing photos of a target without their consent, often with the intent of harassment
Effects of Cyberbullying
- Confidence: Victims often experience low self-esteem, anxiety, and depression due to the constant targeting
- Loneliness: Victims feel isolated and like no one can help them, which can lead to relationship difficulties with family and friends, eventually withdrawing from social groups.
- Change of Personality: Victims may become aggressive, misbehave, have trouble with sleep or eating, and become unwell
- Performance at School: Cyberbullying can distract students from their studies, resulting in difficulties concentrating and a decline in school performance.
What Makes a Cyberbully?
- Revenge for perceived harm
- Unhappiness and insecurities
- Desire for admiration and popularity
- Jealousy of others
- Feeling anonymous and emboldened by the anonymity of online platforms
What to do if you experience cyberbullying?
- Don't engage in the behaviour
- Report cyberbullying
- Document evidence of cyberbullying
- Ask others for support
- Seek support from an adult or counsellor
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