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work_sodridocyfb2vpfjl7ciqtwwee	Zhraa A. Alhaboby	'The language is disgusting and they refer to my disability': the cyberharassment of disabled people	2016	6	.pdf	application/pdf	2349	200	51	We explored the experiences of 19 disabled victims of cyberharassment. themes emerged from the study: disability and health consequences, family involvement, Cyberharassment incidents against disabled people were influenced by the pre-existing impairment, perceived hate-targeting, and perpetrators faking disability to get closer to victims harassment and hate than their non-disabled counterparts (Emerson and Roulstone disabled people experienced, perceived and reacted to cyberharassment and whether it cyberharassment against disabled people and the impact it has on them. cyberharassment: disability role and health consequences, and family involvement. Participants linked cyberharassment to disability in two ways. Themes emerged were generally comparable to the impact of cybervictimisation on non-disabled people (Sheridan and Grant 2007) but there were 'offline' hate incidents against disabled people (Emerson and Roulstone 2014). on non-disabled cyber-victims, differences were present in the impact and experiences al-Khateeb, James Barnes & Emma Short (2016) 'The al-Khateeb, James Barnes & Emma Short (2016) 'The 	./cache/work_sodridocyfb2vpfjl7ciqtwwee.pdf	./txt/work_sodridocyfb2vpfjl7ciqtwwee.txt