CURE: An Ounce of Prevention: Predictors of Cyberbullying

Predictors of Cyberbullying

CURE: An Ounce of Prevention: Predictors of Cyberbullying

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  1. Elizabeth F.

    I find this fascinating as cyberbullying has had a direct influence on the increase of teen suicide. This study focusing on trust between a child and parent could be a jumping-off point for further study on child/parent trust and teen suicide that resulted from cyberbullying. I am a psychology major double minoring in anthropology and sociology and am highly interested in studying early self-termination and it’s various causes.

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