G9 Health Reviewer (4th Qtr)

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Cyberbullying
is an act of harming or harassing someone through social networking sites
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Stalking
is a pattern of behaviour that makes the victim feel nervous, afraid, harassed, or in danger because someone is repeatedly contacting, following, sending presents, and talking to him/her even if he/she is not really comfortable with those
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Psychotic Stalker
a type of stalker that may have preexisting psychiatric disorders such as schizophrenia, schizoaffective disorder, or delusional disorder
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Nonpsychotic Stalker
a type of stalker that can be influenced by various psychological factors such as hostility, obsession, anger, dependency, denial, and jealousy
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Extortion
is an intentional form of injury involving verbal or written expression of threat or __blackmail__ that something bad will happen to the victim or to any family members if the demand is not provided
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Kidnapping
the unlawful holding and taking away of a person against his/her will by force and threat
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Abduction
is a criminal act that consists of taking away a person by persuasion, fraud, or violence
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Gang
is usually made up of groups of male adolescents and youngsters who have grown up together in the same impoverished community
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Fraternity
or brotherhood is an organization of people in a college or at a university, united in a relationship with common interests, activity, and purpose
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Hazing
is an infliction of unnecessary or excessive work to harass and embarrass a person
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Terrorism
is the use of violence against civilians, aiming to achieve political, economic, or religious goals or ideology by way of intimidation or coercion
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Domestic Violence
is an act wherein a person in an intimate relationship or marriage tries to dominate and control the other person through physical, verbal, emotional, economic, and sexual abuse
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Physical Abuse
the use of physical force against someone in a way that injures or endangers the person
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Sexual Abuse
is a form of physical abuse wherein the victim is forced to participate in unwanted sexual activity
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Sexual Assault
when the abuse involves sexual intercourse
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Sexual Harassment
constitutes bullying a person wherein there is an inappropriate promise of rewards in exchange for sexual favours
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Physical Assault
the act of illegally committing physical harm or unwanted physical contact upon a person or, in some specific legal definitions, a threat or attempt to commit such an action ; usually occurs inside the family
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Emotional Abuse
yelling, name-calling, blaming, shaming, intimidation, and isolation may result in emotional stress and injury to one’s personality
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Suicide
is an intentional act of causing one’s own death or the “act of taking one’s own life”