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Questions with multiple
Time: 10 min
AAB_quiz 1.1
choice answers:
For most of the semester, Dan was part of what appeared to be a group of students

who looked like friends and often stayed overtime in class to volunteer for projects

on the team. In recent weeks, Dan has been with the group, but the other members

ignored him, behaving as if he were not there. Dan began to spend more time
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alone in class. Dan's mother called the headmistress to express her concern that her

son was becoming more and more withdrawn at home and talking about his desire

to change schools. The night before, she entered Dan's room and found horrible

messages addressed to him on a social media app, which he had left open. She

called the teacher because the messages were from the same group of students Dan

had been friends with from the same class. When she asked her son about the

messages, he unloaded and said about the messages they have appeared every

night in recent weeks.
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Which of the following is likely true?

a. This is a clear example of bullying behavior; it contains all three core elements.

b. The behavior would concern me, but it doesn’t rise to the level of bullying.

c. There is no clear indication based on the scenario, and I would need more
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information.

d. This is not bullying.

Answer: a.

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