November 28, 2025ChildrenOpen Access

Beyond Restriction: Relationship Quality and Gender as Moderators of the Association Between Parental Restrictive Mediation and Adolescent Cyberbullying in China

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XXXiaolong Xie BXBowen Xiao YHYihao Hu

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Research shows that trust and gender moderate cyberbullying outcomes in adolescents, suggesting parental involvement strategies may need to adapt for boys and girls.

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Parental involvement strategies effectively reduce cyberbullying risk in adolescents.
Trust significantly lowers chances of cyberbullying, while alienation raises them.
Observational analysis across 2075 adolescents in urban China highlights gender differences.
Fostering parental trust is vital, as restrictive Internet control may exacerbate risks.

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Xie et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6928f106a65b730b9ea79d5d https://doi.org/10.3390/children12121604

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Research shows that trust and gender moderate cyberbullying outcomes in adolescents, suggesting parental involvement strategies may need to adapt for boys and girls.

Beyond Restriction: Relationship Quality and Gender as Moderators of the Association Between Parental Restrictive Mediation and Adolescent Cyberbullying in China

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Beyond Restriction: Relationship Quality and Gender as Moderators of the Association Between Parental Restrictive Mediation and Adolescent Cyberbullying in China

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