Cyberbullying in College Adolescents a Systematic Review

Amely Palza-Monroy; José Enrique García-Tejada; Jorge Mamani-Calcina; Cesar Gonzalo Vera-Vasquez; Christian Erik Condori-Mamani; Humberto Muñoz Bautista

Cyberbullying in College Adolescents a Systematic Review

Amely Palza-Monroy, José Enrique García-Tejada, Jorge Mamani-Calcina, Cesar Gonzalo Vera-Vasquez, Christian Erik Condori-Mamani, Humberto Muñoz Bautista

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Our search used systematic review priority reporting and meta-analysis techniques to review articles published in four online databases. A total of 2300 articles were retrieved and we ultimately analyzed 19 articles that reported that victims of cyberbullying and/or stalking experienced a range of negative and harmful mental health outcomes, including depression, anxiety, suicidal thoughts, and panic attacks. Victims spoke of the lack of support from the criminal justice system and their distrust of technology following their abuse of power. It also highlights the need to educate teens about safer use of technology.

Idioma original	Inglés estadounidense
Páginas (desde-hasta)	127-132
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Publicación	CEUR Workshop Proceedings
Volumen	3353
Estado	Indizado - 2023
Evento	2022 International Congress of Trends in Educational Innovation, CITIE 2022 - Arequipa, Perú Duración: 8 nov. 2022 → 10 nov. 2022

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