Tom Beckers, Stefaan Vandorpe, Ine Debeys, Jan De Houwer
Three-year-olds' retrospective revaluation in the blicket detector task. Backward blocking or recovery from overshadowing?
Experimental psychology
peer victimization used considered crucial risk factor children addicted internet whereas victimized ones function better would expected variability across individuals indicates necessary understand children cope bullied exhibit maladaptive outcomes explored underlying mechanisms testing whether subjective wellbeing mediator peer victimization internet addiction whether mediation effects conditioned levels parentchild relationship pcr data collected 65 868 elementary school students china mage 956 years sd 062 540 male using four questionnaires found 1 subjective wellbeing partially mediate relationship two variables 2 pcr moderate direct path second half intermediary process moderating effects stronger children higher pcr vs lower pcr strong pcr help children deal intense emotions access effective resources obtain support study deepens understanding peer victimization leads internet addiction identifies supportive pcr crucial factor strengthens resilience child victims highlights value focusing improving relationship parents children intervening internet addiction related peer victimization