Electronic Aggression Among Emerging Adults: Motivations and Contextual Factors.
Electronic Aggression Among Emerging Adults: Motivations and Contextual Factors.
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DOI：
10.1177/2167696813490159
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发表时间：
2013-12-01
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Iturralde E
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作者：
Kellerman I;Margolin G;Borofsky LA;Baucom BR;Iturralde E
本研究采用定量和定性的方法来调查与新兴成年人的电子攻击，受害和犯罪与朋友和约会伙伴的背景因素和动机。参与者（N = 226）在线报告了电子攻击的发生和动机，家庭风险，朋友的支持和情绪调节。男性报告更多的受害比犯罪的整体，而女性报告更多的受害比犯罪只与朋友。嫉妒/不安全感是电子犯罪最常见的动机;其次是男性的幽默和女性的负面情绪。总体而言，危险的家庭环境与电子攻击;然而，来自朋友的支持和情绪调节每个调节这个协会。讨论解决了电子通信中可能发生的潜在误解，以及需要考虑面对面和在线互动之间的相互作用。
The present study used quantitative and qualitative methods to investigate contextual factors and motivations associated with emerging adults’ electronic aggression victimization and perpetration with friends and dating partners. Participants (N = 226) reported online about electronic aggression occurrence and motivations, family risk, support from friends, and emotion regulation. Males reported more victimization than perpetration overall, whereas females reported more victimization than perpetration only with friends. Jealousy/insecurity emerged as the most common motivation for electronic perpetration; second most common was humor for males and negative emotion for females. Overall, risky family environment was associated with electronic aggression; yet, support from friends and emotion regulation each moderated this association. Discussion addresses potential miscommunications that can occur in electronic communication and the need to look at the interplay between in-person and online interactions.