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Research Questions:

5. Who is affected by cyberbullying the most? Create a profile for cyberbullying victims. 6. Who is most likely to become a bully? Create a profile for cyberbullying bullies 8. What are the laws that relate to cyberbullying? Where are they currently in place?

5. Who is affected by cyberbullying the most? Create a profile for cyberbullying victims.

1.38% of young people have been, or know someone who have been cyberbullied. 2. More than one third of kids have been cyberbullied, and there are many who do not admit to it. 3. Some kids get bullied for the color of their skin Profile of a cyberbullying victim
 * Often quiet
 * Not good at defense of others.
 * Cannot use humor to get over something
 * Kids who are disliked by a group of kids

"Cyberbullying victim plea." // Daily Post // [Liverpool, England] 11 Nov. 2011: 12. // Infotrac Newsstand //. Web. 13 Apr. 2012.

6. Who is most likely to become a bully? Create a profile for cyberbullying bullies.

1. Someone who is usually popular, or well known in the school. 2. Statistics say that kids who reach the peak of popularity, they often become mean 3. People who are mad at others. Profile of a Cyberbully
 * Popular kids
 * Want to hurt others by feelings
 * Mentally strong kids.

Google. "Popular kids more likely to be bullies, study finds - The Globe and Mail." //Home - The Globe and Mail//. N.p., n.d. Web. 13 Apr. 2012 []

8. What are the laws that relate to cyberbullying? Where are they currently in place?

There is a new state law in Rhode Island, it is that kids cannot use facebook in school unless it is used for classwork. Also in Connecticut teachers can now punish students even if cyberbullying is out of school. In California kids can get kicked out of school if they are caught cyberbullying kids on social network sites.

"Bully bust! State lawmakers get tough with cyberbullies." // Weekly Reader News Edition 4-6 // [a Weekly Reader publication] 2 Sept. 2011: 4+. // Student Resources in Context //. Web. 13 Apr. 2012. []