International Perspectives on Cyberbullying 2018
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-73263-3_5
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Cyberbullying in the United Kingdom and Ireland

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“…Parents and teachers presented a more generalized concern for the impacts and potential harms and stressed the contextual (online vs. offline balance) and time displacement aspects of adolescent online activities (i.e., psychosocial impacts) potentially due to them being the most tangible in nature and particularly given the heightened expectations during adolescence for academic achievement and its implication for occupational attainment [ 125 ]. Teachers stressed both concerns relating to displacement, but also emphasised the content-related impacts (i.e., aggression) reflecting school experiences and the increased in prevalence of cyberbullying and cybervictimization in schools [ 126 ]. Studies examining time spent on learning activities have found it to be negatively related to PSU, whereas time spent on entertainment has been associated positively with PSU and displacing time for communication unlike time spent for self-expression (i.e., gaining acceptance and image curation) [ 127 ].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Parents and teachers presented a more generalized concern for the impacts and potential harms and stressed the contextual (online vs. offline balance) and time displacement aspects of adolescent online activities (i.e., psychosocial impacts) potentially due to them being the most tangible in nature and particularly given the heightened expectations during adolescence for academic achievement and its implication for occupational attainment [ 125 ]. Teachers stressed both concerns relating to displacement, but also emphasised the content-related impacts (i.e., aggression) reflecting school experiences and the increased in prevalence of cyberbullying and cybervictimization in schools [ 126 ]. Studies examining time spent on learning activities have found it to be negatively related to PSU, whereas time spent on entertainment has been associated positively with PSU and displacing time for communication unlike time spent for self-expression (i.e., gaining acceptance and image curation) [ 127 ].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Karakteristik bullies dan victim yang berdampak pada kecenderungan perilaku negatif yang dapat merugikan diri sendiri dan orang lain, diperlukan strategi penanganan bullying melalu program anti bullying melalui layanan bimbingan yang dapat mencegah bullying. Program intervensi efektif dalam mengurangi tindakan perundungan di sekolah sekitar 19-20% dan korban perundungan di sekolah sekitar 15-16% (Gaffney & Farrington, 2018).…”
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“…A felmérés arra is rávilágított, hogy az Írországban megkérdezettek 60%-a úgy véli, hogy az online térben elkövetett zaklatás rosszabb, mint az off line elkövetési formák. 79 A cyberbullying jelenségét ugyanakkor nemcsak a gyermekek, hanem a tanárok és a szülők szemszögéből is kutatták Írországban. Egy 2015-ben megjelent, ír és északír tanárok bevonásával készült felmérés arra mutat rá, hogy az oktatók is érzékelik a problémát, ugyanakkor pontosabb útmutatást várnak az oktatási kormányzattól a tennivalókkal kapcsolatban.…”
Section: áLdozatok éS Elkövetők a Felmérések Tükrébenunclassified