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97 youths united states connected internet way unintended outcome internets pervasive reach growing rate harmful offenses children teens cyberbullying victimization one offense recently received fair amount attention present report synthesizes findings quantitative research cyberbullying victimization integrative definition term cyberbullying provided differences traditional bullying cyberbullying explained areas convergence divergence offered sampling andor methodological explanations inconsistencies literature considered 2040 youths experienced cyberbullying least lives demographic variables age gender appear predict cyberbullying victimization evidence suggests victimization associated serious psychosocial affective academic problems report concludes outlining several areas concern cyberbullying research discusses ways future research remedy