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Online shaming is not just about justice, survey links it to status seeking

Public criticism on social media can often lead to online vigilantism that involves humiliating individuals. Numerous studies reveal that schadenfreude can motivate individuals to support public shaming. Moral grandstanding may lead people to express their outrage for social prestige rather than genuine concern. Spectators reinforce the normalization of online humiliation, promoting it as an…

Online shaming is not just about justice, survey links it to status seeking

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Kylie Arellano’s Mom Speaks Out on Suspect in 500-Day Disappearance Case

Kylie Arellano's mom questioned why previous allegations against the suspect in her daughter's disappearance weren't acted on.

  • Stephanie Coleman criticizes system for failing to protect Kylie Arellano.
  • Adam Harmel, 39, from Oregon, faces sexual assault accusation in 2024.
  • Kylie was rescued by FBI on November 1, 2025, after 500-day captivity.

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