Mediator and Moderator Role of Loneliness in the Relationship Between Peer Victimization and Depressive Symptoms

Erdur-Baker, Özgür; Bugay, Aslı

doi:10.1375/ajgc.21.2.175

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“…Social-cognitive processes might be less salient than emotional processes and might be less relevant in explaining why peer victimization affects adjustment and wellbeing. The summary of the reviewed studies suggests that explanations might generally be quite complex because chain mediations are likely where, for instance, peer victimization increases loneliness (Baker and Bugay 2011), which results in more depressive symptoms, which, in turn, predict higher anxiety (Hamilton et al 2016). Future studies are needed that elucidate the sequence of consequences of peer victimization.…”

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“…Whereas some studies relied exclusively on the Baron and Kenny approach of mediation testing (1986) where mediation is inferred from comparing direct effect sizes with and without controlling for the mediating variable, studies increasingly used Hayes' well-documented and freely available SPSS macro PROCESS (e.g., Casement et al 2014;Guarneri-White et al 2015;Hamlat et al 2015;Mathieson et al 2014). Such novel approaches are needed to estimate possible double-and multiple-mediation, as are larger sample sizes than used in some of the studies reviewed here (e.g., Baker and Bugay 2011;Espinoza 2015;Giannotta et al 2012;Guarneri-White et al 2015;Harper 2012;Jenkins and Demaray 2015, who all used samples smaller than n = 200). Adolescent Res Rev (2016) 1:341-356 351 In addition to small sample size in some of the studies reviewed here, other limitations need to be noted.…”

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“…Separating different internalizing symptoms, Baker and Bugay (2011) showed that self-reported loneliness mediated the effect of victimization in a model with depression as outcome. Hamilton et al (2016) explored depression as mediator between peer victimization and anxiety and, vice versa, anxiety as mediator on the link between peer victimization and depression.…”

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What Explains Correlates of Peer Victimization? A Systematic Review of Mediating Factors

Kretschmer

2016

Adolescent Res Rev

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Being accepted by peers is central to health and wellbeing among adolescents whereas being the subject of peer/bullying-victimization can be perceived as significant interpersonal stress, resulting in compromised adjustment concurrently and long-term. Unfortunately, little is known about mechanisms that explain why peer victimization goes ''under the skin''. This systematic review aims to summarize the research on mediating pathways. A total of 65 articles were selected that explicitly examined mediation of associations between peer victimization in adolescence and concurrent and later outcomes. Most studies were based on North American and European samples and focused on internalizing or school-related outcomes. Mediation appears to be more stable by emotional states and symptoms than self-perceptions and attributions but results vary by outcome. Limitations concern the crosssectional design of most studies, geographic restriction, and widespread use of self-reports for assessments of exposure, mediator, and outcome.

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What Explains Correlates of Peer Victimization? A Systematic Review of Mediating Factors

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2016

Adolescent Res Rev

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“…They also commonly experience restricted physical movements, which decreases their social activities and further escalates their psychological distress (Fry & Debats, 2002;Luo et al, 2012). Moreover, the elderly's tendency to socially withdraw often reduces the size of their social network and leads them to social isolation (Baker & Bugay, 2011). From the extant literature, we found that negative feelings, social isolation, and social participation are associated (Steptoe et al, 2013), but research has explored how they influence each other less often.…”

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Social Participation among the Elderly: Moderated Mediation Model of Information and Communication Technology (ICT)

Srivastava¹,

Panigrahi²

2019

CAIS

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Researchers have identified social participation for the elderly as a salient activity that benefits their wellbeing. Along that vein, prior studies have reported that ICT use increases the extent to which the elderly participate socially with one another. However, the literature remains silent on the mechanisms by which ICT use leads to social participation. In this paper, we draw on two prominent IS theories, actor-network theory (ANT) and activity theory (AT), to develop a conceptual framework by incorporating four social participation-oriented factors: ICT use, social participation, social isolation, and loneliness. We used a quantitative approach based on the cross-sectional survey to collect data from 240 elderly people. We analyzed the data using structural equation modeling based on SmartPLS 3.0. We found that the size of the social network constituted the critical factor in the association between ICT use and social participation. The outcome of the model suggests that ICT use does not impact the social participation directly. Rather, social isolation (absence of social network) mediates the relationship between the ICT use and social participation. Additionally, loneliness, one of the commonly observed psychological states in the elderly, weakens the influence of ICT use on social isolation. Our research advances our theoretical understanding about social participation among seniors and helps governments and businesses prepare ICT plans for the elderly appropriately.

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“…Price (2011) juga melaporkan bahwa Bupro pion merupakan terapi psikofarmakologis yang efektif untuk menangani persoalan kecanduan gim daring dan depresi yang komorbid atau berasosiasi dengan kecanduan tersebut. Dari ketiga laporan penelitian tersebut, dapat digambarkan relasi-relasi antar variabel sebagai berikut: 1) Relasi dengan Sebaya  Kesepian  Simtom Depresif (Baker & Bugay, 2011). 2) Simtom Depresif  Judi Patologis (O'Brien, 2011) atau Kecanduan Gim Daring (Price, 2011).…”

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Penerimaan Teman Sebaya, Kesepian, dan Kecanduan Bermain Gim Daring pada Remaja di Jakarta

Prabowo¹,

Juneman²

2012

MIMBAR, Jurnal Sosial dan Pembangunan

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Abstract. Indonesia's youth has been facing several significant problems such as drug addiction and online-video games addiction. The Indonesia Manual for Classification and Diagnosis of Mental Disorders (PPDGJ III) has not yet included diagnosis criteria for onlinevideo games addiction. This research was the first to find the relationship between onlinevideo games addiction with a predictor that is peer-acceptance and a mediator variable that is loneliness. Path analysis with Structural Equation Model was applied to 133 sample data of Jakartan teenagers aged 12-18. The result showed that hypothesized research model was suitable to the empirical data (χ 2 = 1,56; p > 0,05; GFI > 0,90). If the addicted teenagers perceived that they are not accepted by their peers, followed by strong feelings of loneliness, this psychological situation worsened their addiction to online-video games.Key words: addiction, online video game, peer acceptance, loneliness, Jakartan teenagers Abstrak. Di samping kecanduan narkotika, jenis kecanduan lain yang menurunkan kualitas hidup generasi muda Indonesia adalah kecanduan video gim dalam jaringan/daring. Pedoman Penggolongan dan Diagnosis Gangguan Jiwa di Indonesia (PPDGJ III) jelas belum memasukkan kriteria diagnosis kecanduan video gim daring. Penelitian ini merupakan penelitian pertama yang menyelidiki kecanduan gim daring dengan variabel prediktor penerimaan teman sebaya dan variabel mediator kesepian. Analisis jalur dengan Structural Equation Model terhadap data 133 sampel remaja Jakarta berusia 12-18 tahun menunjukkan bahwa model penelitian yang dihipotesiskan sesuai dengan data empiris (χ 2 = 1,56; p > 0,05; GFI > 0,90). Semakin remaja yang bermain video gim daring mempersepsikan dirinya tidak diterima oleh teman sebaya, bila diikuti dengan perasaan kesepian, semakin tinggi tingkat kecanduannya terhadap video gim daring.Kata kunci: kecanduan, video gim daring, penerimaan sebaya, kesepian, remaja Jakarta PendahuluanPada awal 2011, seorang remaja asal Korea Selatan meninggal akibat bermain gim dalam jaringan (gim daring/online game) selama 12 jam tanpa henti (Firman, 2011). Tidak lama kemudian, Februari 2011, pemuda asal Cina meninggal akibat bermain gim daring tiga hari berturut-turut tanpa beristirahat (Wan, 2011). Di Indonesia, fenomena kecanduan gim daring juga tak kalah mengkhawatirkan. Seorang remaja nekat mencuri uang di sebuah warung kelontong untuk bermain gim daring (Ade, 2011). Oleh karena kecanduan gim daring, remaja 14 tahun putus sekolah dan harus berurusan dengan Polisi karena tidak mampu membayar tarif bermain (Bayu, 2011). Seorang remaja asal Depok tidak pulang ke rumah karena kecanduan gim daring (Virdhani, 2011). Yang ekstrem adalah kematian seorang pemuda di kawasan Cipinang, Jakarta Timur karena bermain gim daring semalaman suntuk (Kurniawan, 2011).Gim daring merupakan permainan video yang dapat dimainkan pada peramban ramatraya (web browser) yang terkoneksi dengan jaringan komputer (jaringan wilayah lokal/LAN atau juga Internet) sebagai medianya. Hingga pert...

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Mediator and Moderator Role of Loneliness in the Relationship Between Peer Victimization and Depressive Symptoms

Cited by 20 publications

References 41 publications

What Explains Correlates of Peer Victimization? A Systematic Review of Mediating Factors

What Explains Correlates of Peer Victimization? A Systematic Review of Mediating Factors

Social Participation among the Elderly: Moderated Mediation Model of Information and Communication Technology (ICT)

Penerimaan Teman Sebaya, Kesepian, dan Kecanduan Bermain Gim Daring pada Remaja di Jakarta

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