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Examples of social bullying
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GPT 3.5
1. Cyberbullying: Posting negative comments or spreading rumors about someone on social media platforms.
2. Exclusion: Deliberately leaving someone out of social activities or events, causing them to feel isolated or rejected.
3. Public humiliation: Mocking or embarrassing someone in front of others, either in person or online.
4. Spreading rumors: Sharing false or negative information about someone with the intention of harming their reputation or relationships.
5. Name-calling or insults: Using derogatory language or verbally attacking someone to make them feel belittled or unworthy.
6. Manipulation: Attempting to control or manipulate someone's behavior or actions through coercion or intimidation.
7. Peer pressure: Forcing or pressuring someone to engage in activities that they do not want to do or that go against their values or wishes.
8. Social exclusion or isolation: Purposefully ostracizing someone from social groups or activities, causing them to feel lonely and alienated.
9. Trolling: Intentionally provoking or antagonizing someone online with offensive or inflammatory remarks.
10. Public shaming: Criticizing or ridiculing someone in a public setting, such as in front of a group or audience, to humiliate or shame them.
2. Exclusion: Deliberately leaving someone out of social activities or events, causing them to feel isolated or rejected.
3. Public humiliation: Mocking or embarrassing someone in front of others, either in person or online.
4. Spreading rumors: Sharing false or negative information about someone with the intention of harming their reputation or relationships.
5. Name-calling or insults: Using derogatory language or verbally attacking someone to make them feel belittled or unworthy.
6. Manipulation: Attempting to control or manipulate someone's behavior or actions through coercion or intimidation.
7. Peer pressure: Forcing or pressuring someone to engage in activities that they do not want to do or that go against their values or wishes.
8. Social exclusion or isolation: Purposefully ostracizing someone from social groups or activities, causing them to feel lonely and alienated.
9. Trolling: Intentionally provoking or antagonizing someone online with offensive or inflammatory remarks.
10. Public shaming: Criticizing or ridiculing someone in a public setting, such as in front of a group or audience, to humiliate or shame them.
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