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January 22, 2026Journal of korean Academy of Child and Adolescent PsychiatryOpen Access

Psychological Characteristics Associated With Cyberbullying: Focusing on the Victim-Perpetrators and Gender Differences

Geon-Taek Bae Sang-Ick Lee Chul-Jin Shin Jung-Woo Son Siekyeong Kim Gawon Ju Jong Min Lee Jaeho Jung Seungwon Chung

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To investigate the psychological characteristics associated with cyberbullying, focusing on victim-perpetrators and gender differences.
Analysis of psychological traits related to cyberbullying
Comparison between victim-perpetrators and their gender
Use of surveys and assessments to gather data
Identified key psychological traits linked to victim-perpetrators
Notable differences in traits based on gender
Implications for interventions targeting cyberbullying dynamics

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Analysis of psychological traits in victim-perpetrators highlights gender differences in cyberbullying.

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Bae et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69d5efd374eaea4b11a795bd https://doi.org/10.5765/jkacap.250058

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