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The 20 pages that link to Cyberbullying, each with the reason it gives.

• Victim blamingBroader topic: Targets can be blamed for their posts or privacy choices instead of perpetrators’ harassment.

• Online disinhibition effectRelated: Reduced restraint can contribute to hostile conduct that persists across digital spaces.

• Online harassmentBroader topic: It is a prominent form of online harassment, especially in school and peer settings.

• Online communityRelated: Persistent group interaction can enable targeted harm as well as support.

• CybercrimeCompared with: Some cyberbullying is criminal, but the term also covers harmful conduct outside criminal law.

• BullyingBroader topic: Digital channels extend harassment beyond face-to-face settings and ordinary school or work hours.

• Bystander interventionRelated: Online witnesses can refuse to amplify abuse, report it, and support the target.

• Moral disengagementRelated: Online distance and reduced visibility of victims can facilitate moral disengagement.

• DeindividuationRelated: Anonymity and reduced social cues can contribute to disinhibited online aggression.

• Social networking serviceRelated: Persistent profiles, public posts, and direct messaging can enable targeted online abuse.

• TrollingCompared with: Cyberbullying targets people persistently, while trolling may target discussion itself.

• School bullyingBroader topic: Digital communication can extend harassment beyond school grounds and hours.

• SextingRelated: Nonconsensual sext sharing can become a tool for peer harassment.

• EmbarrassmentRelated: Digital harassment can turn embarrassment into prolonged public distress and social exclusion.

• Online shamingCompared with: Shaming may be a single public episode, while cyberbullying typically involves repeated aggression.

• Digital media use and mental healthBroader topic: Online harassment is a specific exposure associated with psychological distress.

• School violenceCompared with: Its effects can reach students at school even when the acts occur off campus.

• CyberpsychologyRelated: Online platforms can extend harassment beyond face-to-face settings.

• Melania TrumpRelated: Be Best included messaging about online behavior and children’s exposure to it.

• Online chatRelated: Chat can enable repeated harassment through direct messages or group rooms.