台湾、香港和中国大陆青少年的网络欺凌:中国社会的跨国研究

IF 1 4区 社会学 Q3 SOCIAL WORK
Ji‐Kang Chen, Li-Ming Chen
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引用次数: 40

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摘要:本研究利用来自香港、中国大陆和台湾的2582名青少年的跨社会概率数据,调查了网络欺凌的患病率或发生率,并探讨了三个社会中网络欺凌和受害行为排序的异同,以及性别和年级水平与网络欺凌的关联。结果显示,网络欺凌十分普遍,网络诅咒/侮辱/羞辱是最常见的网络欺凌形式。不同社会的行为排序显示出更多的不一致性而不是一致性。男性更有可能报告犯罪行为。在受害方面没有发现性别差异。网络欺凌的年级差异在各个社会中都很弱或微不足道。本研究表明,网络欺凌的发生率和行为排名顺序各不相同,但性别和年级水平与网络欺凌的关系在这些不同的中国社会中是相似的。讨论了中国社会针对网络欺凌的潜在政策干预措施。
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Cyberbullying among adolescents in Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Mainland China: a cross-national study in Chinese societies
ABSTRACT Using cross-societal probability data consisting of 2582 adolescents from Hong Kong, Mainland China, and Taiwan, this research investigated the prevalence or rates of cyberbullying and explored the similarities and differences in ranking orders of cyberbullying and victimisation behaviour and in associations of gender and grade level with cyberbullying among these three societies. The results revealed that cyberbullying is prevalent and online curses/insults/humiliation was the most frequent form of cyberbullying. The ranking orders of behaviour showed more discordance than concordance across societies. Males are more likely to report perpetration. No gender differences were found in victimisation. Grade-level differences in cyberbullying were shown to be weak or insignificant across societies. This study implies that the prevalence and behavioural ranking orders of cyberbullying vary, but the associations of gender and grade level with cyberbullying are similar across these diverse Chinese societies. Potential policy interventions regarding cyberbullying in Chinese societies were discussed.
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