Cyberbullying is a form of peer-aggression performed using electronic devices, by one or
more individuals, with the intention to harm the cybervictims, who have difficulties in …

Cyberbullying represents an emerging form of adolescent aggression that is channelled
contemporary through information and communications technologies (ICTs). Research on …

The strongest predictor of engagement in cyber-bullying is having experienced cyber-
victimisation oneself. We examined the extent to which trait (moral disengagement, cognitive …

Cyberbullying is a relatively new aggressive behavior in which young people repeatedly
and intentionally inflict harm on peers, using electronic devices. Cyberbullying has very …

(1) Cyberbullying has gained increased attention from society and researchers due both to
its negative psychosocial consequences and the problems that have risen relating to the …

Cyberbullying is an emerging form of aggression that utilizes information and
communication technologies (ICTs). While cyberbullying incidents attract considerable …

Research on the characteristics shown by children who cyberbully others is scarce. The
objective of this research is to know the variables that predict the involvement of youngsters …

Cyberbullying research has increased in recent years given the consequences of victims'
personal and social domains. However, very few studies have analyzed the antecedents …

As the world's population increasingly relies on the use of modern technology, cyberbullying
becomes an omnipresent risk for children and adolescents and demands counteraction to …

Cyberbullying victimization research on individual and familial correlates is scarce in Spain.
By building upon previous studies, this research examines the role of Internet usage and …