cyberbullying

Question 1

define cyberbullying

Answer 1

The use of technology to harrass, threaten, or embarrass another person

Question 2

what does cyberbullying include

Answer 2

Sending, posting or sharing negative, harmful, false or mean content about someone else
Sharing personal information or private information about someone else causing embarrassment or hullimination
Some cyberbullying can be considered unlawful or criminal behaviour

Question 3

what are some modes of cyberbullying

Answer 3

Phones

Text messages

Online forums

Social media (facebook and instagram)

Prank calls

Question 4

what are some effects of cyberbullying

Answer 4

Hurt feelings

Sadness

Anxiety

Depression

Question 5

how to deal with cyberbullying

Answer 5

Block all communication with cyberbullies

Do not response

Do not forward any message, comment etc

Report cyberbullying

Question 6

define sexting

Answer 6

when you share sexualised images (including videos) or messages using a computer, mobile phone or other mobile device

Question 7

how can sexting be used to cyberbully someone

Answer 7

1. non-consensual sharing- sharing explicit images or messages without the consent of the involved parties can be a form of revenge, which is illegal and can lead to significant emotional distress
2. harassment- continuously sending explicit content without the recipient’s consent or against their will can be a form of harassment, causing emotional harm

3.Manipulation- using explicit content to manipulate, control or coerce someone into doing something against their will or interest can be a form of cyberbullying