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Types of Aggression
Proactive vs. Reactive Aggression
100

The person who chooses to hurt or damage a relationship. 

Bully

100

The person who is aggressed upon; the object of bullying.

Target

100

Deliberate behavior that is controlled by external reinforcements; not done reactively. 

Proactive Aggression

100

Exclusion.

Relational

100

Jackie spreads a rumor about Hannah. As a result, Jackie is now more popular.

Proactive

200

Trail left by someone's interactions in a digital environment. 

Digital Footprint

200

The use of modern communication technologies to embarrass, humiliate, threaten, or intimidate individuals in an attempt to gain power and control over them; bullying over the computer or cell phone.

Cyberbullying / Cyber Aggression

200
Person(s) who are not targets or aggressors but caught between; have the opportunity to take action and change the situation for the target.

Bystander

200

Threats.

Verbal

200

Sara posts a mean comment about Jim on Instagram.

Proactive

300

Having membership in a state, region, or group with associated rights and responsibilities. 

Citizenship

300

The norms of appropriate, responsible behavior with regard to technology use.

Digital Citizenship

300

Harming others through purposeful manipulation and damage of their peer relationships. 

Relational Aggression

300

Creating a web page to embarrass someone and damage their social status.

Cyber, Relational

300

Melissa heard that Sandy made a mean comment about her to a classmate, so she sprayed fart spray in Sandy's locker. 

Reactive

400

The part of communication that conveys emotion without words (tone of voice, posture, arm movement, eye contact, facial expression, etc.).

Nonverbal Communication

400

The state of being unknown or unacknowledged.

Anonymity

400

A communication intended to cause psychological pain to another person, or a communication perceived to have that intent.

Verbal Aggression

400

Telling someone not to be friends with another person.

Verbal, Relational

400

Brittany finds out that Beth was the one who posted that she was cheating on her boyfriend, so she told everyone else in school that Brittany pooped her pants in school. 

Reactive

500

In cyberbullying, the aggression remains present online and can be viewed by anyone with access to the web, at any time. 

Infinite Bystander Effect

500

The awareness of another person's thoughts, feelings, and intentions. 

Empathy

500

The inability to sense the emotions and feelings of the receipt of a message.

Empathetic Disconnect

500

Target is humiliated, embarrassed, and excluded as a result of words and images posted online.

Verbal, Relational, Cyber

500
Elizabeth wants to date Steve, but Steve is currently dating Morgan. Elizabeth anonymously posts that Morgan is cheating on Steve with Brad, and Steve dumps Morgan when he sees this. Then, Elizabeth asks Steve out. 

Proactive.

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