Bullying y ciberbullying: su relación con los problemas emocionales y la personalidad

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https://doi.org/10.55414/ap.v37i1.766

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Bullying , Ciberbullying, Víctimas, Agresores, Problemas emocionales, Personalidad

Resumen

Se busca determinar el grado de solapamiento entre la victimización y la cibervictimización, por un lado, y entre la agresión y la ciberagresión, por el otro. Al mismo tiempo, se pretende describir los perfiles de  personalidad y eventuales problemas emocionales en los adolescentes involucrados en cibervictimización y ciberbullying y compararlos con los de los involucrados en la victimización y el bullying presencial. Se constituyó una muestra de 898 adolescentes de escuelas secundarias de la Argentina (56% mujeres, edad media = 15;2). En lo relativo al solapamiento entre  victimización y cibervictimización, este era 8%, mientras que para agresión y ciberagresión era 4%. Las víctimas y las cibervíctimas no diferían en los niveles de problemas emocionales, con la excepción de que las víctimas presenciales presentaban menor autoestima; también ellas presentaban mayor neuroticismo que los grupos no involucrados. Los ciberagresores puntuaban más bajo en depresión y en conciencia, pero más alto en agradabilidad en comparación con los agresores presenciales.
Estos resultados sugerirían que el ciberbullying no es una mera extensión del bullying. En la discusión se analizan las implicaciones de estos hallazgos y se brindan sugerencias para futuros estudios.

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Resett, S. (2019). Bullying y ciberbullying: su relación con los problemas emocionales y la personalidad. Apuntes De Psicología, 37(1), 3-12. https://doi.org/10.55414/ap.v37i1.766

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