The enduring echoes of juvenile bullying: the role of self-esteem and loneliness in the relationship between bullying and social media addiction across generations X, Y, Z
Sabina Lissitsa,
Maya Kagan
Abstract:ObjectiveBeing bullied is a profoundly distressing experience for children and adolescents, with the potential for adverse mental and behavioral outcomes throughout their adult years. This study aims to explore the association between juvenile bullying, self-esteem, loneliness, and social media addiction among men across three generational cohorts: X, Y, and Z.MethodThe study utilized an online survey, administering structured questionnaires to 797 men aged 18–58 divided into three generational cohorts: 142 in… Show more
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