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The document discusses different types of bullying, including physical bullying, verbal/emotional bullying, and cyber bullying. It defines cyber bullying as threatening or humiliating others using electronic devices like computers and phones by sending harassing messages, secretly taking photos to post online, and more. The document includes a link to a music video example of cyber bullying behaviors and encourages discussion of how to help a cyber bullying victim.
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