Mehmet Sukru Sever, Raymond Vanholder, Gabriel Oniscu, Daniel Abramowicz, Wim Van Biesen, Umberto Maggiore, Bruno Watschinger, Christophe Mariat, Jadranka Buturovic-Ponikvar, Marta Crespo, Geir Mjoen, Peter Heering, Licia Peruzzi, Ilaria Gandolfini, Rachel Hellemans, Luuk Hilbrands
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study explored predictions relationships background social status use information communication technology ict cyberbullying among 2430 secondary school students schools affiliated thailands office basic education commission stratified sampling method used along cyberbullying questionnaire sociometric status questionnaire perceived popularity questionnaire ict use questionnaire data collected cu smart sociometry web application google forms data analysis conducted determine 1 demographic data using descriptive statistics 2 correlation analysis students backgrounds sociometric status ict use cyberbullying using chisquare test 3 variables predict cyberbullying among secondary school students using multinomial logistic regression results showed link cyberbullying secondary school students backgrounds social status ict use students different backgrounds sex academic performance social statuses social preference perceived popularity ict use partook different cyberbullying roles independent variables sex academic performance social preference perceived popularity ict use predicted cyberbullying 333 statistical significance male students noted higher likelihood cyberbullies female students whereas female students likely cybervictims bystanders moreover students low academic performance likely cyberbullies cybervictims highperforming students rejected students highest likelihood cyberbullies interestingly higher students popularity higher likelihood cyberbullies finally cyberbullies highest average daily internet use students never guardians monitor internet usage likely cyberbullies students moderate good social media behavior mostly bystanders