(Chapter 2 Culture) By examining the norms, you quickly established that cyberbullying does not fit society's norms, making it a taboo. Why people continue to harm others could then be examined. Sociology could examine this situation by looking at social class, how the child was raised, and many other factors. Thinking back to my interview with the bully, he talked about following the crowd when he started bullying people until it became natural, he also mentioned that he remembered being a child angry. He gave me information about his background with his parents and his social class. All of this could provide sociologists with evidence and data to gather to understand harassment itself. For example, in terms of data/percentage, over 70% of heavy internet users aged 12-17, mostly girls, reported experiencing at least one incident of online bullying via e-mail, cell phones, chat rooms and other electronic media in previous years. year.(cyberbullying