2020
DOI: 10.1089/cyber.2019.0424
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Predicting Engagement in Electronic Surveillance in Romantic Relationships

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“…Two of these factors are related to increased time, and they are as follows: time on social media and time spent online (Tokunga, 2011(Tokunga, , 2016. Jealousy and previous cheating were also related to IES (Hernandez-Santaolalla & Hermido, 2020;Hertlein & van Dyck, 2020). These significant factors are similar to the findings for cyberstalking and cyber dating abuse, providing yet more evidence of the link between the labeled behaviors.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 57%
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“…Two of these factors are related to increased time, and they are as follows: time on social media and time spent online (Tokunga, 2011(Tokunga, , 2016. Jealousy and previous cheating were also related to IES (Hernandez-Santaolalla & Hermido, 2020;Hertlein & van Dyck, 2020). These significant factors are similar to the findings for cyberstalking and cyber dating abuse, providing yet more evidence of the link between the labeled behaviors.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 57%
“…The average age of the studies ranged from 12.4 to 40.84 years old. Seventeen of the studies examined juveniles and young adults (Cava et al, 2020;Fissel, 2021;Fissel et al, 2021a;Lara, 2020;Marcum et al, 2014;Mosley & Lancaster, 2019;Navarro et al, 2016;Novo et al, 2014;Pereira & Matos, 2016;Peskin et al, 2017;Stonard, 2020;Temple et al, 2016;Van Ouytsel et al, 2017;Zweig et al, 2013;Zweig et al, 2014), and eight studies examined individuals from the general public (Ahlgrim & Terrance, 2021;Cavezza & McEwan, 2014;Fissel et al, 2021b;Fissel & Reyns, 2020;Hertlein & van Dyck, 2020;Messing, Bagwell-Gray, Brown, Kappas, & Durfee, 2020;Ngo, Piquero, LaPrade, & Duong, 2020;Nobles et al, 2014). The remaining twenty-two studies examined college students (Borrajo et al, 2015;Brem et al, 2019a, b;Curry & Zavala, 2020;Deans and Bhogal, 2019;DeKeseredy et al, 2019;Duerksen & Woodin, 2019;Henson et al, 2013;Hernandez-Santaolalla & Hermido, 2020;Kircaburuna et al, 2020;Lancaster et al, 2020;Marcha et al, 2020;Marcum et al, 2017Marcum et al, , 2018Reyns, 2019;Reyns et al, 2018;…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…), much of the S-S that occurs now happens online, and particularly via social media (Wang et al, 2017). Individuals use S-S strategies to access information to reduce the uncertainty they feel in their relationships regarding whether a partner is cheating or to search for information about the partner's commitment level (Dainton et al, 2017;Goodboy et al, 2017;Hertlein & van Dyck, 2020;Tokunaga, 2011). With technological innovations made nearly daily, monitoring the nature and context of another's social activities is easier, more enticing, less detectable and less energy intensive (Hertlein & van Dyck, 2020;Tokunaga, 2011;2016).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Certainly, young people involved in an abusive relationship are more dependent and show a dysfunctional internalization of guilt and justification mechanisms, even in episodes of sexual violence in intimate relationships (Garrido-Macías et al, 2020). In relationships based on an archetypal vision of love and romantic myths, and even more so if they involve violence, cyber-control mechanisms represent mechanisms associated with power games and have a base of identity conflicts (Carpenter & Spottswood, 2013;Fox & Waber;2013;Hertlein & van Dyck, 2020;Marcos et al, 2020). Such identity conflicts and cybercontrol mechanisms are exacerbated in the cases in which there are affective-dependent bonds between the subjects (Moral et al, 2017) and in those that involve digital control violence (Mera et al, 2021;Pérez-Gómez et al, 2020).…”
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