Cyberbullying

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(True or False) The main difference from traditional bullying, is that it stops when the child is in the safety of his/her own home. A child who is cyberbullied can be tormented non-stop whenever they check their device or computer.

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False

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Cyberbullying can lead to serious long lasting problems.

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True

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Posting a person's personal information meant to hurt or embarrass them.

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It is an example of cyberbullying.

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You send a message to someone in your class. They open it, but don’t bother to reply.

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Not Cyberbullying

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Posting a video of you with a mean caption.

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Cyberbullying

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You create a group chat to spread lies, gossip, or reveal another's personal secrets.

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Cyberbullying

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You send a friend request to someone in your class. They don’t accept the request.

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Not Cyberbullying

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Is uploading a photo of your classmate with their face superimposed on a rude picture to multiple websites considered cyberbullying?

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Cyberbullying

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This is one way to react/respond to a cyberbully: Block the user.

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Block the user.

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Kids who are cyberbullied are more likely to
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Have trouble sleeping.
Have trouble focusing in school
Become depressed and anxious
Develop low self esteem

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All of the above