Cyberbullying Involvement: Impacts of Violence Exposure in The Media, Family, Society, and School

Yuliati, Reny; Saptyasari, Andria

doi:10.7454/jki.v3i1.9857

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“…In particular, Bushman and Huesmann (2006) verified the long-term effect of exposure to violent online content on adolescent cyberbullying. Recently, research by Yuliati and Saptyasari (2019) of high school students reconfirmed the influence of violence exposure in the media on cyberbullying. Teenagers who are repeatedly exposed to violent online media can imitate violent behavior, and this tendency can be well explained through social learning theory.…”

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“…Among socio-demographic variables, gender and age are known as major predictors of cyber offending, but studies have shown mixed results. Some studies have indicated that the prevalence of cyber offending in boys was higher than that in girls (Yuliati & Saptyasari, 2019), but in other studies, there were no differences between men and women. In regard to age, a number of studies have shown that cyber violence is prevalent in adolescent groups (Sobba et al., 2017).…”

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The moderating effect of the perception of cyber violence on the influence of exposure to violent online media on cyber offending in Korean adolescents

Bae

2021

School Psychology International

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The aim of this study was to verify the moderating effect of the relationship between exposure to violent online media and cyber offending in adolescents. The study utilized information from the 2019 cyber violence survey; data from 3,202 adolescents (mean age = 16.56, SD = 1.71; boys = 1,800, girls = 1,402) were used for the final analysis. The moderating effect was analyzed using PROCESS Macro 3.4 (model 1), and the main results revealed that exposure to violent online media had a positive effect on cyber offending, while the perception of cyber violence had a negative influence on cyber offending. Specifically, the effect of exposure to violent online media on cyber offending was moderated by the perception of cyber violence. As a result of simple regression to verify the conditional effect according to the level of perception of cyber violence, cyber violence increased as exposure to violent online media increased in all level perceptions of violence (−1SD, M, +1SD). This study implies the need for education to raise awareness that cyber violence is dangerous and illegal along with supervision from parents and schools to reduce exposure to risky online media in order to prevent adolescents’ cyber violence.

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The moderating effect of the perception of cyber violence on the influence of exposure to violent online media on cyber offending in Korean adolescents

Bae

2021

School Psychology International

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“…Teng et al, 2020). Moreover, results from Yuliati and Saptyasari (2019) demonstrate how those who are both targets of and perpetrate cyberbullying were significantly more likely to have been exposed to media violence than individuals who bully, those who are targets of bullying, or uninvolved youth. Longitudinal findings also confirm the direct causal link between early media violence exposure and later cyberbullying perpetration (A. H. den Hamer & Konijn, 2015;Fanti et al, 2012).…”

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Testing the direct and indirect relationship between media violence exposure and cyberbullying perpetration.

Barlett

2024

Psychology of Popular Media

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A recent burgeoning of research has examined the relationship between media violence exposure and cyberbullying perpetration. Some findings indicate the relationship between these two variables is best explained with a direct effect; whereas other findings indicate an indirect effect through aggression-related constructs best describes this relationship. No published study that we are aware of has pitted the direct and indirect hypotheses against each other, which is the purpose of the current study. Participants (N = 129 U.S. emerging adults) completed questionnaires to measure media violence, cyberbullying perpetration, trait physical and verbal aggression, normative aggressive beliefs, and aggressive attitudes. Results showed support for the indirect effect, by demonstrating (a) the significant correlation between media violence and cyberbullying was rendered nonsignificant while controlling for aggression variables and (b) the indirect effect was significant when controlling for the intercorrelations between the media violence and aggression variables. Overall, the results suggest an indirect effect better explains the relationship between media violence exposure and cyberbullying perpetration.

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“…Sementara penelitian lain menyebutkan terdapat korelasi yang signifikan antara paparan kekerasan, terutama pada media dan sekolah dengan keterlibatan siswa dalam cyberbullying. Remaja yang terpapar kekerasan baik di media maupun lingkungan sekolah, cenderung menjadi pelaku sekaligus korban cyberbullying (Yuliati & Saptyasari, 2019).…”

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Cyberbullying sebagai faktor risiko perilaku kekerasan pada pasien Remaja di RSJ Grhasia Yogyakarta

Pramono¹,

Sadarwati²,

Rohmadi³

2022

JKK

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Kejadian cyberbullying pada remaja di Indonesia cukup tinggi. Salah satu dampak dari cyberbullying adalah perilaku kekerasan. Penelitian ini bertujuan mengetahui cyberbullying sebagai faktor risiko perilaku kekerasan pada pasien remaja di RSJ Grhasia Yogyakarta. Penelitian ini merupakan case control study dengan populasi pasien remaja di RSJ grhasia pada bulan Agustus-Desember 2021 berjumlah 104. Teknik sampling dengan purposive sampling, sebanyak 52 kasus dan 52 kontrol. Analisa data dilakukan dengan oddsratio. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan responden yang terlibat cyberbullying memiliki risiko 5,94 kali lebih besar mengalami perilaku kekerasan dibandingkan dengan responden yang tidak terlibat cyberbullying.

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Cyberbullying Involvement: Impacts of Violence Exposure in The Media, Family, Society, and School

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The moderating effect of the perception of cyber violence on the influence of exposure to violent online media on cyber offending in Korean adolescents

The moderating effect of the perception of cyber violence on the influence of exposure to violent online media on cyber offending in Korean adolescents

Testing the direct and indirect relationship between media violence exposure and cyberbullying perpetration.

Cyberbullying sebagai faktor risiko perilaku kekerasan pada pasien Remaja di RSJ Grhasia Yogyakarta

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