Cyber communities differ from real-world communities in several ways regarding behavior. Here’s a multiple-choice question that outlines some differences:
How do cyber communities differ from real-world communities with regard to behavior?
A) Anonymity: Members of cyber communities often use pseudonyms or remain anonymous, which can lead to behaviors not typical in real-world interactions, including both positive and negative actions.
B) Behavioral Norms: There may be less enforcement of social norms in cyber communities, allowing for more extreme behaviors and interactions that wouldn't be acceptable face-to-face.
C) Accessibility and Reach: In cyber communities, individuals can interact with a diverse range of people globally, leading to the sharing of different views and behaviors that might not be represented in localized real-world communities.
D) Non-verbal Cues: In cyber communities, the lack of non-verbal cues (like body language) can change how behavior is interpreted and how people express themselves.
E) All of the above: All listed options demonstrate how cyber communities differ in behavior from real-world communities.
Correct Answer: E) All of the above
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