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Cyber-bullying Research (examples (in texts), issues (Stalking (types of…

- - - - Rejected stalkers follow their victims in order to reverse, correct,
        or avenge a rejection (e.g. divorce, separation, termination).
      - Resentful stalkers make a vendetta because of a sense of grievance against the victims
        – motivated mainly by the desire to frighten and distress the victim.
      - Intimacy seekers seek to establish an intimate, loving relationship with their victim. Such stalkers often believe that the
        victim is a long-sought-after soul mate, and they were 'meant' to be together.
      - Incompetent suitors, despite poor social or courting skills, have a fixation, or in some cases, a sense of entitlement to an intimate relationship with those who have attracted their amorous interest.
        Their victims are most often already in a dating relationship with someone else.
      - Predatory stalkers spy on the victim in order to prepare and plan an attack
        – often sexual – on the victim.
  - - - reinforce – or punish the lack of – morality and accountability
      - reveal passive aggression, isolating and harming others
      - serve as a process of social grooming
      - build and maintain a sense of community with shared interests, information, and values
      - begin a courtship that helps one find their desired mate, by counseling others
      - provide a peer-to-peer mechanism for disseminating information
  - - - Pipe dream rumors: reflect public desires and wished-for outcomes.(e.g. Japan's oil reserves were low and thus World War II would soon end.)
      - Bogie or fear rumors reflect feared outcomes.
        (e.g. An enemy surprise attack is imminent).
      - Wedge-driving rumors intend to undermine group loyalty or interpersonal relations (e.g. American Catholics were seeking to avoid the draft; German-Americans, Italian-Americans, Japanese-Americans were not loyal to the American side).