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Pew Research CenterOctober 21, 2014
Online Harassment

Women more likely to be harassed on social media, men during online gaming and in comments sections

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Women more likely to be harassed on social media, men during online gaming and in comments sections

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Young women experience particularly severe forms of online harassment
Men and women experience different varieties of online harassment
Perceptions of online environments
How welcoming are online “neighborhoods” to men and women?
Men and women experience different varieties of online harassment
Young people experience unusually high rates of online harassment
Young women experience particularly severe forms of online harassment
Mixed feelings toward online environment
How welcoming are online “neighborhoods” to men and women?
Younger adults more likely to be harassed on social media and online gaming, older adults by email
Women more likely to be harassed on social media, men during online gaming and in comments sections
Most internet users do not know who is responsible for their online harassment
Ignoring vs. responding to harassment
Women more likely to be upset by online harassment
More internet users witness harassment online than experience it
Young people are particularly likely to witness all types of online harassment
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Online harassment experiences
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