Cyber Bullying

Q: What is cyberbullying?

• Bullying that only happens in person

• Bullying with the use of digital technologies

• Bullying that only happens on social media

• non-recurring bullying

Intentional and repeated harm inflicted through the use of computers, cell phones and other electronic devices.

• Catfishing

• Cyberbullying

• Impersonation

• Outing

Kids who are cyberbullied are more likely to:

• Skip school.

• Get bad grades.

• Have health problems.

• All of the above.

What is the best thing to do if you are being cyberbullied?

• Tell your friend

• Ignore it

• Tell a trusted adult

• Tell someone you met online

If someone is bullying you what should you NOT do?

• say mean things back to them

• report them to the internet service provider

• block them

• print out the messages as proof

Cyberbullying can lead to serious long lasting problems.

• True

• False

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

• Yes. It is an example of cyberbullying.

• No. Not an example of cyberbullying.

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

• Cyberbullying

• Not Cyberbullying

Which are not examples of bullying?

• Teasing/Name-calling

• Physical threats and violence

• Differing opinions on an important topic

• Social attacks on someone's reputation

True or False: Popular kids are NEVER victims of bullying.

• True

• False