Verbreitung und Einflussfaktoren des Cyberbullyings
Ergebnisse einer Repräsentativbefragung in Niedersachsen
Dirk Baier, Margo Krenz und Marie Christine Bergmann
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Dirk Baier, Margo Krenz, Marie Christine Bergmann, Verbreitung und Einflussfaktoren des Cyberbullyings (2016), Beltz Juventa, 69469 Weinheim, ISSN: 1436-1957, 2016 #03, S.227
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Beschreibung / Abstract
Auf Basis einer Befragung von 9.512 Schülern der neunten Jahrgangsstufe, die in Niedersachsen im Jahr 2013 durchgeführt wurde, untersucht der Beitrag, wie häufig Cyberbullying ausgeführt wird und welche Einflussfaktoren dieses Verhalten hat. Dabei zeigt sich, dass 2,4 % der Jugendlichen im zurückliegenden Schulhalbjahr Täter psychischen Cyberbullyings waren, 0,4 % Täter sexuellen Cyberbullyings. Eine geringe Empathie, ein häufiger Gewaltmedienkonsum sowie Opfererfahrungen aggressiven Verhaltens im Internet erhöhen das Risiko der Täterschaft. Weibliche Jugendliche führen seltener sexuelles Cyberbullying, zugleich aber häufiger psychisches Cyberbullying aus. Schlüsselwörter: psychisches Cyberbullying, sexuelles Cyberbullying, Bullying, Schülerbefragung
On the basis of a survey of 9512 ninth grade students conducted in 2013 in Lower Saxony, the article analyses how often cyberbullying took place and what are the predictors of this behaviour. Results show that 2.4 percent of adolescents had been perpetrators of psychological cyberbullying in the last school term, 0.4 percent had been perpetrators of sexual cyberbullying. Low empathy, frequent violent media consumption and victim experiences of aggressive behaviours in the Internet increase the risk of perpetration. Female adolescents were less often perpetrators of sexual cyberbullying, but were more often involved in psychological cyberbullying than males. Keywords: psychological cyberbullying, sexual cyberbullying, bullying, school survey
On the basis of a survey of 9512 ninth grade students conducted in 2013 in Lower Saxony, the article analyses how often cyberbullying took place and what are the predictors of this behaviour. Results show that 2.4 percent of adolescents had been perpetrators of psychological cyberbullying in the last school term, 0.4 percent had been perpetrators of sexual cyberbullying. Low empathy, frequent violent media consumption and victim experiences of aggressive behaviours in the Internet increase the risk of perpetration. Female adolescents were less often perpetrators of sexual cyberbullying, but were more often involved in psychological cyberbullying than males. Keywords: psychological cyberbullying, sexual cyberbullying, bullying, school survey