Author of Research:  Brečko Barbara and Bertok Eva

Year of Research:  2018

Keywords: harassment; internet; primary schools; social networks; primary school students; cyberbullying; attitudes towards online violence; experience of online violence;

The study is part of the ClickOFF! (CyberVAW - Cyber Violence and Harassment against Women and Girls) project, that addresses cyberbullying and harassment as forms of violence against women. Population of study was Slovenian primary school students from 7th, 8th and 9th grade, who answered the questionnaire via the 1ka web application in the school environment. The study examines the attitude of young people towards cyberbullying, how many young people have already experienced some form of cyberbullying, what forms of cyberbullying they have already experienced, how they respond to cyberbullying, where to seek help if cyberbullying occurs. In the second part, observers of cyberbullying are studied, with focus on how primary school students respond to cyberbullying that happens to others, and in the third part, the focus is on perpetrators of cyberbullying - how they commit cyberbullying, what forms and why they commit cyberbullying violence.

More info about the research can be found in the ADP Catalogue.

Brečko, B. and Bertok, E. (2020). ClickOFF, 2018: Research on cyberbullying among young people in Slovenia [Data file]. Ljubljana: Univerza v Ljubljani = University of Ljubljana, Slovenian Social Science Data Archives (ADP). ADP - IDNo: NADLOS18. https://doi.org/10.17898/ADP_NADLOS18_V1

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