Table 2.

Sentences Used for the Definition of the Presence/Absence of the Criteria

Criterion	Absence of the criterion	Presence of the criterion
Intentionality	“as a joke”	“to hurt him/her”
Imbalance of power	the victim “didn't care”	the victim “was upset and didn't know how to defend himself/herself”
Repetition	“last month”	“every week for a month”
Public vs. private	sending only to the victim	sending the message “to other people to see”
Anonymity	“a familiar boy/girl”	“using an anonymous number” and “who didn't know him/her personally”

Examples for impersonation type:

Scenario n. 1—no criteria: “Once M. has got access to a familiar boy/girl's—C.—password or private information as a joke. C., who noticed that, didn't care.”

Scenario n. 21—all criteria: “M. has got access to C.'s password or private information sending them out for other people to see several times during the last month to intentionally hurt C. C., who noticed that but didn't know who it was, was upset and didn't know how to defend himself/herself.”