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This study examines how bullying victimization and self-control influence cyberbullying in adolescents over time.

February 2, 2026BMC PsychologyOpen Access

The relationship between adolescent bullying victimization, self-control and cyberbullying: a cross-lagged panel model

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Cross-lagged panel model shows self-control impacts bullying and cyberbullying among adolescents, suggesting intervention avenues.

This study examines how bullying victimization and self-control influence cyberbullying in adolescents over time.
Conducted a two-wave longitudinal survey among 622 vocational high school students.
Participants completed measures of bullying victimization, self-control, and cyberbullying.
Utilized cross-lagged panel modeling for data analysis.
Bullying victimization at time 1 predicted cyberbullying at time 2.
Self-control negatively predicted both bullying victimization and cyberbullying over time.
Bullying victimization at time 2 fully mediated the effect of self-control on cyberbullying.

Yang et al. (2026) studied this question.

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