Cyber bullying

Question 1

Exclusion

Answer 1

The child might be excluded from online activities, conversation or social media tags. For example if he hasn’t the latest technology he’ll get excluded.

Question 2

Harassment

Answer 2

Are abusive messages send to a child or a group.

Question 3

Outing

Answer 3

Is the act of publicly humiliating through the online posting of private information without consent.

Question 4

Cyber stalking

Answer 4

It’s a form of cyber bullying in which attackers harass victim through online communication. It’s also referred to adults who use social media to contact and meet young people for abusive purposes.

Question 5

Fraping

Answer 5

When someone logs into a child’s social media account and impersonates them.

Question 6

Fake profiles

Answer 6

Created by someone who wants to hide his real identity with the intention of cyber bullying.

Question 7

Dissing

Answer 7

Is sending or posting cruel information about another person online to damage her reputation or friendships.

Question 8

Trickery

Answer 8

Involves gaining child’s trust so that secrets can be shared online. A cyberbuller is very friendly with the victim to leading him into a false sense of security.

Question 9

Trolling

Answer 9

Means deliberately provoking a response through insults on social media to make the child angry.

Question 10

Catfishing

Answer 10

Is stealing online identities and recreating profiles for deceptive purposes. Catfhishes look at child’s profile and take information to create a fake profile to involve using personal information to potentially damaging the child’s reputation.