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covid19 pandemic consequent stayathome mandates adolescents faced isolation decline mental health increased online activity period concerns arose regarding exposure violent media content cyber victimization among adolescents yet precise influence pandemicrelated measures experiences cyber violence remains unclear hence pertinent investigate whether pandemic altered dynamics cyber violence victimization individuals study aims investigate effects covid19 exposure violent media content cyber violence victimization among adolescents south korea used national survey data 2019 n4779 2020 n4958 investigate potential impact covid19 prevalence cyber violence among young adolescents data encompassed responses elementary fourthgrade students senior high school students probing exposure violent media content average internet use well experiences victimization perpetration analysis revealed noteworthy decline cyber victimization 2020 compared 2019 b012 t345 p001 furthermore perpetrator significantly contributed cyber victimization b057 t4836 p001 additionally younger adolescents 06 t609 p001 spending time online 18 t1383 p001 exposed violent media 14 t1389 p001 found susceptible victimization despite widespread belief cyber violence among adolescents surged covid19 due increased online activity study findings counter assumption surprisingly covid19 exacerbate cyber victimization rather decreased given strong correlation cyber victimization offline victimization attention directed toward implementing reallife interventions aimed curbing violence originating inperson violence school