Cyberbullying

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Cyberbullying

Test your Understanding

The definition of Cyberbullying involves 3 Parts: Unwanted Aggressive Behavior, Real or Perceived Power Imbalance, and Likelihood for Repeating. *

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I'm not sure

True

False

The video didn't talk about that

In the Definition of Cyberbullying, Unwanted Aggressive Behavior means: *

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Complaining about school lunch

Posting something hurtful or threatening toward someone else

Congratulating others after a game

Posting something unflattering with permission from your friend

In the Definition of Cyberbullying, Real or Perceived Power Imbalance means: *

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Two friends posting rude things about each other as a joke

A girl posting something rude about her current boyfriend

A brother picking on a sister online

One person (or group) picking on someone with less power

In the Definition of Cyberbullying, Likelihood for Repetition means: *

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Even if it only happens once, it could still be Cyberbullying

Posting something negative once is not Cyberbullying

Cyberbullying occurs multiple times

To be considered Cyberbullying, it has to happen more than once

Which is NOT part of the definition of Cyberbullying? *

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Posts reflect Real or Perceived Power Imbalance

Posts are Unwanted Aggressive Behavior

Posts involve a Likelihood for Repetition

Posts are made by Siblings or Current Dating Partners

What percentage of Middle School & High School students report being Cyberbullied? *

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12.2%

27.1%

51.3%

36.5%

Which excuse will get you out of trouble if you are caught Cyberbullying others? *

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I have a first amendment right to say what I want.

There is no good excuse. You will still get in trouble.

I wasn't at school when I posted that.

It was just a joke. I didn't mean to hurt anyone.

What consequences are the most likely if you Cyberbully someone else? *

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You will get a suspension

You won't be allowed to participate in school sports / clubs anymore

You will receive a detention

You won't be able go to your school anymore

It is hard for schools to find out who is responsible for social media accounts posting bad things. *

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I'm not sure. It might be.

Yes. Nobody knows who is responsible for social media accounts.

The video didn't talk about that.

No, it's not hard. The school can find out who is responsible.

If you are the victim of cyberbullying, you should: *

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Do nothing. Ignore it, no matter what.

Retaliate. Get back at the student(s) saying mean things.

Talk with an adult you trust about it.

"Like" the comments and hope it goes away.

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