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Online Harassment

Online harassment and cyberbullying refer to the use of digital platforms to intentionally inflict emotional distress or harm on individuals through aggressive, threatening, or demeaning messages and behaviors. This phenomenon can manifest through various forms, including social media posts, emails, or text messages, and often involves a power imbalance between the aggressor and the victim.

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Online harassment and cyberbullying are significant issues in today's digital world. They can take many forms, including threatening messages, exclusion from online groups, and public humiliation. Understanding these behaviors is crucial for recognizing their impact on individuals, especially young ...

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Key Terms

Cyberbullying
Bullying that takes place over digital devices like computers and smartphones.

Example: Sending threatening messages via social media.

Digital Footprint
The trail of data you leave behind when using the internet.

Example: Posts, comments, and photos shared online.

Trolling
Deliberately provoking others online to elicit reactions.

Example: Posting inflammatory comments on forums.

Victim Blaming
Holding the victim responsible for the harassment they experience.

Example: Saying a victim deserved bullying due to their online presence.

Anonymity
The state of being not identifiable within a set of subjects.

Example: Using a fake name to post comments online.

Reporting Mechanism
A system in place for individuals to report harassment or bullying.

Example: A button on social media to report abusive content.

Related Topics

Digital Citizenship
Understanding responsible and ethical use of technology and the internet.
intermediate
Mental Health Awareness
Recognizing the impact of online harassment on mental health and well-being.
intermediate
Privacy and Security Online
Learning how to protect personal information and maintain privacy on the internet.
advanced

Key Concepts

CyberbullyingDigital FootprintOnline SafetyReporting Mechanisms