unit 12

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aggressive
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(adj) behaving in a violent, angry or threatening way
anonymity
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(n) the state of remaining unknown
avatar
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(n) an online identity or personality, represented by a picture or icon
blackmail
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(n) the act of putting pressure on someone to do something they don't want to
bully
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(n) someone who harms or frightens others on purpose (v) to harm or frighten someone
chat room
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(n) an area online where people around the world can talk to each other
cyberbullying
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(n) online bullying; the act of using social media to harm or upset someone
face-to-face
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(adj) involving people who are talking to each other in person
gamer
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(n) a person who plays video games
gossip
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(n) stories about someone's life that can be unkind or not true (v) to talk about someone's life often, in an unkind way
harassment
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(n) aggressive behavior; the act of putting pressure on someone
malicious
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(adj) showing hatred; wanting to hurt someone
manipulative
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(adj) controlling of someone else's behavior in an unkind way
mobile technology
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(n) electronic equipment such as mobile phones and hand-held devices
multimedia
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(n) the use variety of images, audio and video in on-screen communicative media
social networking
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(n) talking to people who share your interests using social media sites such as Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn
offline
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(adj) not connected to the internet
online
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(adj) connected to the internet
post
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(v) to write or put something online
predator
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(n) someone who uses or follows people to harm them or for their own advantage
prime
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(v) to prepare someone for something so they know what to do
real-life
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(adj) actually happening; not online
self-esteem
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(n) confidence in yourself and your abilities
slander
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(n) a false spoken statement that damages someone's reputation
stalk
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(v) to follow and watch someone illegally
teasing
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(n) the act of making fun of someone
text
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(v) to send someone a message using a mobile phone
threat
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(n) a suggestion that something bad or harmful will happen to someone
threaten
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(v) to say you will cause something bad or harmful to happen to someone
truant
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(n) a child who misses school without permission
unmoderated
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(adj) not watched; unsuitable or containing offensive words or images
victimization
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(n) the act of treating someone unfairly or making them suffer
violent
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(adj) involving physical force to hurt someone
virtual
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(adj) not in the real world; happening online

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