Identifying cyberbullying

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 Signs that someone maybe a  victim 


  1. Appears nervous when receiving a text, instant message, or email

  2. Seems uneasy about going to school or pretends to be ill

  3. Unwillingness to share information about online activity

  4. Unexplained anger or depression, especially after going online

  5. Abruptly shutting off or walking away from the computer mid-use

  6. Withdrawing from friends and family in real life

  7. Unexplained stomachaches or headaches

  8. Trouble sleeping at night

  9. Unexplained weight loss or gain

  10. Suicidal thoughts or suicide attempts

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