ArticleJournal of family medicine and primary care2024
Knowledge, attitude and psychological impact of cyberbullying among adolescents. A cross-sectional study.
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Purpose: To identify the awareness, behaviour and psychological impact of cyberbullying among adolescent. Method: A Cross-sectional questionnaire-based study conducted on secondary school students from grades 9-12 Result: Out of 513 enrolled, 450 completed the survey (response rate 87.7%). Age ranged between 13 to 20 years of them 303 (67.3%) were female. Awareness of cyberbullying was 96.2%. The prevalence of cyberbullying among adolescence was 22.2% (95% CI: 18.89-26.93). 42% of Victims reported cyberbully event leading to stoppage in 78.6% of cases. Most of the victims reported to their parents followed by friends then cyber helpline or Police. Characteristics of perpetrators were males, below-average academic performance and social relations, from same batch, and had emotionally unstable personalities. Association of being a victim does not relate to their Age, gender, grade, or parent's education but relate to their nationality ( Conclusion: High rate of awareness and Low prevalence of cyberbullying was found among adolescence. High risk of psychological problems was reported and a good social relationship (teachers and parents) was an important protective factor from it.
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