Question

which factors make the prevention of cyberbullying difficult? check all that apply. speaking out publicly that cyberbullying is a problem disbelieving that cyberbullying causes serious harm convincing others that cyberbullying is harmless refusing to take responsibility to stop cyberbullying using technology to participate in cyberbullying collecting evidence that cyberbullying has occurred

Explanation:

• "disbelieving that cyberbullying causes serious harm": If people don't think cyberbullying is harmful, they won't prioritize preventing it.
• "refusing to take responsibility to stop cyberbullying": Lack of responsibility means no action is taken to prevent it.
• "using technology to participate in cyberbullying": Perpetrators using tech to bully makes prevention hard as it's easy to hide behind tech.
• "collecting evidence that cyberbullying has occurred": Difficulty in gathering evidence makes it hard to address and prevent as it's hard to prove.
• "speaking out publicly that cyberbullying is a problem" is a positive step to prevent, not a factor making it difficult.
• "convincing others that cyberbullying is harmless" is not a common factor; rather, disbelieving harm is.

Answer:

• disbelieving that cyberbullying causes serious harm
• refusing to take responsibility to stop cyberbullying
• using technology to participate in cyberbullying
• collecting evidence that cyberbullying has occurred