CyberEthics Practice Test

Creating support networks is a vital way that technology can promote awareness of cyberbullying. Support networks, such as online forums, social media groups, and dedicated platforms, provide individuals who have experienced cyberbullying a space to share their stories, seek help, and connect with peers who understand their situation. These networks can also disseminate information about the signs of cyberbullying, resources available for victims, and ways to report incidents. Furthermore, having a support system can empower individuals, making them feel less isolated and more equipped to address the impacts of cyberbullying.

In contrast, facilitating online jokes can sometimes trivialize the serious nature of cyberbullying or promote harmful behavior, while limiting social media use may not address underlying issues or provide awareness. Encouraging isolation is counterproductive because it can worsen the effects of bullying and prevent individuals from seeking or receiving support.