Identifying a Troll
Impact on Victims
Why They Do It
Trolling vs. Harassment
Staying Safe
100

To look real, trolls often use these types of stolen images for their accounts.

Profile pictures

100

Online harassment causes these three specific emotional states, making victims feel unsafe.

Anxiety, stress, and low self-esteem

100

This online factor reduces accountability and lowers a person's inhibitions.

Anonymity

100

While trolling seeks chaos, harassment specifically seeks this.

Control

100

Silence removes a troll's power; therefore, you should avoid doing this.

Engaging with them

200

Trolls frequently post these types of "trick" stories, such as claiming a fast-food chain paid them thousands for a mistake.

Exaggerated stories

200

To escape attacks, victims may choose to reduce this type of activity and avoid friends.

Online activity

200

Some individuals provoke others because they are seeking a sense of this or validation.

Power

200

Which behavior is usually described as "impersonal"?

Trolling

200

Name two of the three platform tools mentioned to restrict a harasser's reach.

Block, report, or restrict visibility

300

Besides trying to start fights, trolls may share these two types of "cute" or funny media just to get attention.

Memes or cute pictures

300

Stress from harassment can lead to these three physical health issues.

Sleep issues, headaches, and loss of appetite

300

 Harassers may be driven by these two negative emotions toward a specific target.

Jealousy and resentment

300

Trolling appears occasionally, but harassment is described with these two adjectives.

Systematic and sustained

300

If harassment persists, you should keep this in the form of screenshots.

Evidence

400

If a troll keeps replying to you, you should take a break and perform this action on their account.

Block them

400

Harassment can lead to lower performance at school or work because it affects these two mental factors.

Concentration and motivation

400

Trolling can stem from a need to disrupt social norms or from these two common states of mind.

Boredom or frustration

400

Unlike a troll who wants to make everyone mad, a harasser is directed at a...

Specific victim

400

You should reach out to this person if a situation feels overwhelming or threatening.

A trusted adult

500

If a website doesn't have a report button, you should use this specific page to alert the site owner.

The "Contact Us" page

500

Prolonged harassment can trigger these serious long-term risks, especially in teenagers.

Mental health problems, including depression or self-harm

500

In severe cases, harassment is a reflection of these deep-seated tendencies.

Antisocial tendencies or emotional instability

500

Beyond blocking and reporting, what is the specific reason why "silence" is considered a primary defense strategy against trolls?

Because it removes their power (trolls seek a reaction; without engagement, their goal fails).

500

Trolls often do this immediately after they have been banned from a platform.

Create new accounts