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September 18, 2025

The Structural Model of Cyberbullying-Cybervictimization Experience Based on Perceived Social Support, Mediated by Self-Esteem in Adolescents

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AGAtefeh GhoroghiMBMohammad Reza BelyadNTNiloufar Tahmouresi

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Overview

Descriptive correlational analysis found social support improves self-esteem in adolescents, indicating potential protective effects against cyberbullying.

Key Points

  • Perceived social support positively influences self-esteem, reducing the risk of cyberbullying experience.
  • Path analysis revealed a beta value of -0.567 for the negative impact of social support on cybervictimization.
  • Findings underscore self-esteem's mediating role between social support and experiences of cyberbullying in adolescents.
  • Strengthening support systems and self-esteem during adolescence can mitigate risks tied to cyberbullying.

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Ghoroghi et al. (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d441a6713b0b5dfea80c53https://doi.org/10.61838/qecp.163
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