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== Examples == | == Examples == | ||
===General examples=== | ===General examples=== | ||
| − | + | * Internet harassment | |
| + | * Legal harassment (e.g. filing endless lawsuits against the victim; see [[Sarah Palin]], a victim of legal harassment) | ||
| + | * Physical harassment (e.g. bullying) | ||
| + | * Psychological harassment | ||
| + | * [[Sexual harassment]] | ||
| + | * Stalking | ||
===Specific examples=== | ===Specific examples=== | ||
Revision as of 17:47, November 3, 2009
Harassment is the act of attempting to negatively influence, annoy, disturb, upset, disrupt, or threaten a person, organization or business through deliberate, repeated and unwelcome behavior(s).
One common form of harassment is sexual harassment. Unlike sexual harassment, however, harassment in general does not require the harassing party to have authority over the victim.
Examples
General examples
- Internet harassment
- Legal harassment (e.g. filing endless lawsuits against the victim; see Sarah Palin, a victim of legal harassment)
- Physical harassment (e.g. bullying)
- Psychological harassment
- Sexual harassment
- Stalking