... or harmful to the fan community when given justification. Introduction Popular culture studies parasocial fandom studies cyberbullying media studies Abstract ‘Shipping’ is a fan community term for a romantic pairing between two characters. Fans’ strong emotions towards their chosen shipping...

... others. However, more and more players stop playing games due to negative experiences related to cyberbullying. According to research, cyberbullying most often includes identity-based harassment or hate speech, trolling and doxing. Furthermore, respondents notice various extreme attitudes among teammates...

... have expressed concern about technology's possible adverse effects on our digital lives. While it can be invaluable for spiritual growth and exploration, it can potentially spread harmful or divisive activities. Cyberbullying or cyberattacks, for instance, can have significant social and psychological...

...Abstract The duality of online socialization can be examined by looking at the dynamic contrast between cyberbullying and online friendships. From the beginning of instant messaging to what we know now as direct messaging, the impact of rapid and continuous interactions in online spaces can have...

...Abstract Broadly understood as repeated, intentional, and aggressive behaviors facilitated by digital technologies, cyberbullying has been identified as a significant public health concern in Australia. However, there have been critical debates about the theoretical and methodological assumptions...

... including violence. The violence that cyberbullying represents is verbal, but it is also rooted in the structure and culture of society and it can convey physical threat and have lasting psychological impact. In particular, these authors found that tweets pointed to the coupling of racial and gender...

... citizen: Shame, stereotypes, and Black women in America . New Haven, CT : Yale University Press . ISBN 9780300165548. Hinduja, & Patchin, 2010 Hinduja , S. & Patchin , J. W. ( 2010 ). Bullying, cyberbullying, and suicide.   Archives of suicide research , 14 ( 3 ), 206 – 221...

...Abstract The information superhighway has also been a vehicle for bullies to harass targets in K-12, college, corporate sectors, and higher education (Long, 2008; Tu, 2002). While technology is useful, the public shaming component makes cyberbullying an indelible emotional assault that remains...

... adolescents based on patterns of resilience, health outcomes, and cyberbullying involvement. Findings Results showed significant gender differences, with females using internet and Facebook more than males and being more resilient, positive, and prosocial, but also responding to victimization with higher...

...Abstract Purpose Despite growing attention to the prevalence and consequences of cyberbullying within the social sciences, research on cyber-bystander reactions has been largely overlooked. Drawing from Latane and Darley’s (1970) bystander engagement model, the current study sought to fill...