The answer to this question is b
No I don’t believe in immigration laws there it fair tho others and it’s not right
<span>The correct answer is safety <span>needs.
Michael is likely dreading that he will be laid off and lose his job next since several other employees at his organization have already been laid off. Due to this his need for security (stability and safety) is heightened.</span></span>
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The problem is not cyberbullying - it's bullying in general. Whether or not it is online does not change that it is harmful to someone. Cyberbullying affects primarily the youth because of the fact we live in a digital age. Much of the general population has electronic devices that they converse with people online with. It can be both a detriment and can be helpful.
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