Longitudinal Association Among Internet Addiction, Cyberbullying Victimization and Quality of Life Among Children: Is Parental Mediation a Protective Factor?
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Key Points
Internet addiction negatively impacted quality of life, as shown by a significant predictor coefficient.
Cyberbullying victimization partly mediated the negative association between internet addiction and quality of life.
Parental active mediation mitigated the negative effects of cyberbullying victimization on quality of life.
Females are more susceptible to poor quality of life and higher cyberbullying victimization linked to internet addiction.
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Implication
Longitudinal study found internet addiction decreases quality of life in children, highlighting parental mediation and gender roles.