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The video tutorial discusses various campaign strategies, including social media, television, and poster campaigns, and evaluates their effectiveness. It presents findings from a 2014 survey on online bullying, revealing that most victims knew their bullies, challenging the notion of anonymity. The tutorial explores the dynamics of online bullying, highlighting similarities in behavior and impact. It also examines social media behavior, focusing on sharing and the use of anonymous accounts.

What is the main takeaway about the effectiveness of different campaign types?

• Television campaigns are the most effective.

• Only social media campaigns are effective.

• Poster campaigns are the least effective.

• No single campaign type alone is effective.

According to the 2014 survey, what percentage of children knew their online bullies?

• 92%

• 75%

• 100%

• 50%

What common belief about online bullying does the survey challenge?

• That it only happens on social media.

• That it is less harmful than offline bullying.

• That it is mostly done by strangers.

• That it is always anonymous.

What is a key similarity between online and offline bullying?

• Both are always anonymous.

• Both have similar impacts on victims.

• Both are less harmful than verbal bullying.

• Both are mostly done by strangers.

What role do anonymous accounts play in online bullying?

• They are irrelevant to bullying.

• They make it easier to track bullies.

• They prevent bullying.

• They contribute to bullying behavior.