Who bullies and who is bullied online?: a study of 9-16 year old internet users in 25 European countries

Abstract

Who bullies and who is bullied online?A study of 9-16 year old internet users in 25 European countries Anke Görzig Bullying and being bullied online go hand in handBeing bullied is one of several risks that may harm children when they use the internet.In some sense, bullying builds on children's availability through and/or conduct in peer-to-peer exchanges and, often, the threat comes from a peer.This report reveals how many children are being bullied online and how many bully others online b , before asking (see next page): a In this report being involved in offline bullying (as bully or victim) refers to bullying offline only excluding those involved in online bullying, but being involved in online bullying refers to bullying online and can but must not include those involved in bullying offline also.b The terms 'bully', 'bullied' and 'bully victim' are used in this report for convenience.However, in the interviews children were asked about being treated/treating people in a hurtful or nasty way on the internet, and this could include anything from single to repeated or persistent occurrences.

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