Hobart Mercury.
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The topic of this article is
talking about how bullying has changed over the years and what one should do if
cyber bullied. The author’s purpose of
writing this article is to show seven things that you should do if you are a
victim of cyber bullying. A couple examples are ignore and never respond to the
messages or taunts and making sure you know how to block people on your phone
and media sites. The author got his research from a book called Beyond Cyber
Bullying by Michael Carr-Gregg. This article would be very useful for anyone
that is a victim of cyber bullying because it states what you should and
shouldn’t do.
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