Morgan N Clennin, Min Lian, Natalie Colabianchi, Andrew Kaczynski, Marsha Dowda, Russell R Pate
Associations among Neighborhood Socioeconomic Deprivation, Physical Activity Facilities, and Physical Activity in Youth during the Transition from Childhood to Adolescence
International journal of environmental research and public health
examine prevalence predictors associated cybervictimization among preadolescents communitybased sample canada data drawn cohort 5783 students grades 58 aged 914 109 elementary schools saskatoon health region saskatchewan canada based student health survey year 20102011 multivariate logistic regression generalized estimating equation used determine individual contextual factors associated selfreported cybervictimization 5783 school children 5611 970 responded question regarding cybervictimization among respondents 572 102 reported cyberbullied least past four weeks students likely victimized cyberbullying girls students grades 7 8 compared grade 5 aboriginal students compared nonaboriginal students lived part life outside canada compared lived life canada reported drinking alcohol past reported elevated depressive symptoms traditionally bullied low selfesteem poor relationship parents schoollevel variation cyberbullying victimization negligible school neighbourlevel deprivation significant adjusting individuallevel characteristics parentchild relationship findings identified important characteristics preadolescents higher susceptibility cybervictimization canadian setting used develop intervention strategies mitigating cybervictimization among study population