“…Several studies on cyber-victimization have highlighted that victims show (i) a high incidence among adolescent groups (Blanco, González & Velasco, 2020;Garaigordobil & Martinez-Valderrey, 2016;Kowalski, Giumetti, Schoroeder & Lattanner, 2014;Martín, Cabré & Neri, 2019;Zych, Ortega-Ruiz & Marín-López, 2016), (ii) experience a serious impact on psychosocial wellbeing (León, Felipe, Fajardo & Gómez, 2012), (iii) exhibit poor academic performance and increased school absenteeism (Beran & Li, 2007), have a predisposition to loneliness (Ortega-Barón et al, 2016), may develop depressive and even suicidal symptomatology (Bonanno & Himel, 2013), show a higher risk of conflictive behavior (Zhou, Tang, Tian, Wei, Zhang & Morrison, 2013), exhibit low self-esteem (Extremera, Quintana-Orts, Mérida-López & Rey, 2018;Wachs, Jiskrova, Vazsonyi, Wolf & Junger, 2016), display somatization (headache, stomach-ache, diarrhea, dizziness, insomnia, changes in bodyweight), have sudden mood changes (sadness, apathy, indifference, aggressive behavior), and show sudden changes to daily routines (Ruiz, López & Rivero, 2013).…”