Cyberbullying as an articulating element of the new digital violence: methods and contexts
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Abstract
Social networks have brought a social and
cultural revolution, generating very positive
social dynamics. But it has also involved a
new variant of crimes related to the physical,
psychological and intelectual integrity of
individuals. Through this article, it is intended
to highlight what this series of criminal
behaviors based on cyberbullying. The word
cyberbullying is used in a general way to define
a series of practices and more specific
tan those of this term. This research seeks
to conceptualize and distinguish the various
forms of abuse and aggression such as cyberbullying,
sexual cyberbullying, grooming
or cyberstalking and others, which will be defined
throughout this text as a starting point
to identify and try to tackle them. The methodology
used is exploratory-descriptive.
Keywords
Cyberbullying, ICT, online grooming, sextortion, sexual harassment, Social networksDownloads
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