Generally, when self-injurers found stability and joy in their lives, what did they do in terms of the Internet sites to which they belonged?
a. They stayed on them and helped others in support of trying to get them to desist from self-injurious behavior.
b. They switched to different sites, anti-self-injury ones, that preached the problems and concerns of self-injurers.
c. They mostly left the self-injury cyber community feeling as if they no longer needed it for support.
d. They stayed on the same sites and pretended to still be self-injuring so that members of the community would still accept them.
Question 2
In general, self-injurers who join Internet sites can be said to
a. stay on the same site for many years, corresponding with the same people.
b. be very transient, moving back and forth through several sites until they find the one that suits them the best.
c. stay away from Internet sites as long as possible, until it becomes imperative that they find support for what they do.
d. only join those sites where they have friends and associates who also belong.
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