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    Cyberbullying involves bullying that occurs online or through electronic means, allowing bullies to remain anonymous and target victims anywhere and at any time. Traditional bullying involves physical, verbal, or nonverbal interactions between bullies and victims who are usually peers from school, whereas cyberbullying transcends physical interactions and can occur through any social network or screen connected to the outside world. The document encourages using technology responsibly and cites the need to reference sources.

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    Cyberbullying involves bullying that occurs online or through electronic means, allowing bullies to remain anonymous and target victims anywhere and at any time. Traditional bullying involves physical, verbal, or nonverbal interactions between bullies and victims who are usually peers from school, whereas cyberbullying transcends physical interactions and can occur through any social network or screen connected to the outside world. The document encourages using technology responsibly and cites the need to reference sources.

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    Cyberbullyn, Do Not Support Cyberbullying, The Next One Could Be You PDF

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    MARYCARMEN SAUCEDO TAMAYO
    Cyberbullying involves bullying that occurs online or through electronic means, allowing bullies to remain anonymous and target victims anywhere and at any time. Traditional bullying involves physical, verbal, or nonverbal interactions between bullies and victims who are usually peers from school, whereas cyberbullying transcends physical interactions and can occur through any social network or screen connected to the outside world. The document encourages using technology responsibly and cites the need to reference sources.

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    Friday, March 10th 2023

    C Y BE R B U LLY I NG
    LET'S U S E T E C H N O L OG Y
    RESPONSIBLY.

    student's name: marycarmen saucedo tamayo


    group and specialty; 2nd programming


    CYBERBULLYING

    ANONYMOUS

    Bullies can keep their identities
    hidden from the victims.

    FACE-TO-FACE
    There are physical, verbal,

    or nonverbal interactions.

    BULLYING CAN BE AT
    ANY TIME OR EVEN IN
    A L L T H A T T
    H R O U G H A

    SCREEN ANY KIND OF
    S O C I A L N
    E T W O R K
    CONNECTED TO THE
    OUTSIDE WORLD

    THE BULLY CAN BE


    IDENTIFIED

    Traditional bullies can


    be persons or peers from school.

    REFERENCES
    Be a good human and cite your sources!

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