Soutien par les pairs en ligne et transitions religieuses chez les adolescents

Cyber-victimization-influence of parental rules and impact on mental health among Indian adolescents.

Tamarana R, Mathur M, Madhusudan V, Annapurna Kiranmai P

Front Psychol . 2025;16 :1470202

📅 01/01/2025 PMID : 40370387 DOI : 10.3389/fpsyg.2025.1470202

Résumé

INTRODUCTION: In the contemporary digital age, cyberspace offers numerous benefits but also presents significant risks, including cyber-victimization. Adolescents, as frequent internet users, are particularly vulnerable to such experiences. This study examines the relationship between parental regulations on internet usage and the incidence of cyber-victimization among Indian adolescents, while also assessing the impact of cyber-victimization on mental health outcomes such as stress, anxiety, and depression.METHODS: A sample of 224 adolescents (Mean age = 16.5 years SD = 2.34) was surveyed using standardized measures of cyber-victimization and mental health.RESULTS: Multiple linear regression analyses revealed that written-verbal cyber-victimization was a significant predictor of stress ( = 0.18,  