In this article, we review research examining cyberbullying via social media among youth
and adults and the relationship such behavior has with well-being. We report on several …

Cyberbullying is associated with increased risk of suicidal and self-harm behaviors in
children and adolescents. However, no review to date has explored factors that exacerbate …

Despite the substantial amount of literature concerning adolescent bystanders of online hate
and cyberbullying, relatively little attention has been devoted to studying the same issue in …

Previous research has identified a link between mental health and cyberbullying, primarily in
studies of youth. Fewer studies have examined cyberbullying in adults or how the relation …

Preservice teachers will one day be responsible for addressing bullying among their
students but their readiness to fulfill this critical role is unknown. This article addressed this …

The conceptualization of cyberbullying within the broader bullying literature is debated. One
viewpoint (termed the Extension hypothesis) posits that cyberbullying is another form of …

Awareness of the growing potential for technology-facilitated abuse (TFA) raises questions
about the prevalence of the problem overall and in various forms. The current study fielded a …

Cyberbullying is repeated aggression via digital media. There is extensive research
analyzing forms of cyberbullying (eg, relational or picture-based cyberbullying) and coping …

There has been a wide array of scholarship that has investigated the effects of social media
use on psychological well-being since 2006, with most focusing on general populations …

Objective To determine the prevalence and sociodemographic correlates of cyberbullying
victimization and perpetration among a racially, ethnically and socioeconomically diverse …