Most state laws punishes a perpetrator of cyberbullying with up to one year in prison and this.
What is a fine? (up to $500)
Tricking people to reveal personal information.
What is trickery?
Who should people who are being bullied report to?
What is a trusted adult or teacher?
Nearly 43% of children have been this online.
What is cyberbullied?
Messaging people threats
What is harassment?
posting on social media about someone without permission.
What is Flaming?
One way to report being cyber bullied without showing who you are.
What is anonymously?
As if today's society didn't put enough pressures on teens, cyberbullying can also lower this in a child, and make them not as confident.
What is self-esteem?
Creating a false screen name or email to impersonate a victim while posting rude and hurtful comments.
What is impersonation?
These are the three terms/prohibited behaviors covered in most states anti-bullying laws.
What are bullying, harassment, and intimidation?
What is cyberbullying?
The gender who are twice as likely to be the victims not the perpetrators.
What are girls?