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When parents are unhappily married, what would be best for their children, to divorce or to stay married?
 
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What is cyber bullying?
 
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Answer to Question 1

Divorce in a high-conflict marriage; stay married in a low-conflict
marriage.

Answer to Question 2

Cyber-bullying refers to willful and repeated harm using computers, cell phones, or other electronic devices. Cyber-bullying among children begins before age 12, but is most common during the teen years. Many parents are wary of the electronic media's impact on their children, and cyber bullying is one of the sources of parental concern.





 

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