A person's inability to control, reduce, or stop utilizing the Internet is a hallmark of __________.
A) inappropriate self-disclosure
B) cyberstalking
C) compulsive Internet use
D) flaming

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Compulsive Internet use, also known as Internet addiction, is characterized by a person's inability to control, reduce, or stop utilizing the Internet despite experiencing negative consequences in their personal and professional lives. Inappropriate self-disclosure refers to sharing personal information with others that is deemed inappropriate or unnecessary. Cyberstalking is engaging in unwanted, obsessive, and/or threatening behavior towards another person online. Flaming refers to the act of sending hostile or insulting messages online.

A Person's Inability to Control, Reduce, or Stop Utilizing the Internet