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Cyberbullying Awareness Training for Secondary School Students

Join our Cyberbullying Awareness Program for High School Students!

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12-14 years
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Cyberbullying is when someone uses the internet to harm or bully others. This study aims to teach 7th-grade students about cyberbullying and see if it increases their awareness. Students will be randomly picked by a lottery to either receive the training or not. Those who get the training will learn how to understand and deal with cyberbullying. The level of awareness for both groups will be measured with a special test called the 'Cyberbullying Awareness Scale' before and three months after the training.

  • Time Commitment: Students will be involved in the study for about 3 months.
  • Participation: Students must be 12-14 years old and speak Turkish fluently.
  • Groups: Some students will receive training, while others will not.
Study details
    Cyberbullying

NCT06203028

Maltepe University

24 January 2024

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