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Differentiating cyber bullying perpetration from non-physical bullying: Commonalities across race, individual, and family predictors
Sabina Low
, Dorothy Espelage
Child and Family Success, Center for
Social and Family Dynamics, T. Denny Sanford School of (SSFD)
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Medicine & Life Sciences
Bullying
100%
Hostility
16%
Psychological Conditioning
11%
Alcohols
10%
Family Conflict
9%
Depression
8%
Domestic Violence
8%
Socialization
8%
Family Relations
8%
Self-Control
7%
Protective Factors
7%
African Americans
6%
Pharmaceutical Preparations
5%
Students
4%
Regression Analysis
4%
Social Sciences
exclusion
55%
monitoring
14%
drug use
12%
alcohol
10%
Family Violence
7%
gender
6%
social learning
6%
learning theory
6%
self-regulation
6%
socialization
5%
mediation
5%
regression analysis
5%
American
5%
school grade
4%
adolescent
3%
questionnaire
3%
interaction
3%
time
2%
student
1%