Arrow@dit (Dublin Institute of Technology) · 2013 · 13 citations · 4 references
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Social SciencesSocial PsychologySociologyAdolescent HealthChild DevelopmentCybercrimeBullyingBullying PreventionChild VictimizationCyber VictimizationCyberbullyingViolenceCyberbullying MeasurementCyberbullying PerpetrationCyberbullying Prevalence
Almost a quarter (23%) of 9-16 year olds surveyed experienced some form of bullying, online or offline. Bullying online or by mobile is less common (4%) than face to face. Levels of bullying in Ireland are a little above the average reported by the 25 countries (23% vs. 19%) but lower for cyberbullying (4% vs. 6%). Bullying face to face is experienced by younger children (under 12) as well as by older teens. Online bullying is much less common among younger 9-12 olds and happens mostly to teenagers.
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In their own words: What bothers children online?
Sonia Livingstone, Lucyna Kirwil, Cristina Ponte et al. · European Journal of Communication · 2014 · 230 citations · Full text