Glüer, Michael; Lohaus, Arnold: Frequency of Victimization Experiences and Well-Being Among Online, Offline, and Combined Victims on Social Online Network Sites of German Children and [...]. In: Frontiers in Public Health. Jg.3. 2015
Inhalt
- Offline Victimization Versus Online Victimization
- Materials and Methods
- Procedure and Participants
- Measures of Victimization
- Measures of Somatic and Psychological Symptoms, Self-Esteem, and Self-Concept
- Results
- Preliminary Results and Descriptive Statistics
- Prevalence for Victimization Types
- Frequency of Offline and SNS Victimization Events
- Intercorrelations Between the Included Variables
- Differences Regarding the Frequency of Experienced Offline and Online Victimization Events in Dependency of the Victimization Type (Hypothesis 1)
- Differences Regarding the Frequency of Offline Victimization Events
- Differences Regarding the Frequency of Online Victimization
- Victimization Types and Indicators of Social, Psychological, and Somatic Well-Being (Hypothesis 2)
- The Mediating Effect of Victimization Events (Hypothesis 3)
- Discussion
- Prevalence of Victimization Types
- Differences Between Girls and Boys in Victimization
- Prevalence of Specific Victimization Events
- Victimization Type and Wellbeing, Self-Esteem, and Self-Concept
- Shortcomings
- Implications
- References