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HudsonKB16

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According to this article, for gay, lesbian, and bisexual teens, new forms of online communication may have what effect?
 
  a. It allows others who are not of their sexual orientation to harass or bully them more often, creating embarrassing situations.
  b. It provides them with a link to the outside world so that they can educate other teens about their sexual orientation without the embarrassment of doing it face-to-face.
  c. It may provide these teens a safe haven for sexual exploration without the prejudice and harassment of their peers and adults.
  d. It outs them to other, such as their parents, relatives, and family friends and intrudes on their privacy.

Question 2

Which of the following online forms of communication was cited as the most common way that teens engage in cyberbullying?
 
  a. Mobile text messaging
  b. Internet chat rooms
  c. Emails
  d. IMing



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

A



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