Cyberbullying and Its Relationship to Current Symptoms and History of Early Life Trauma: A Study of Adolescents in an Acute Inpatient Psychiatric Unit

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Abstract
Cyberbullying has received much mainstream media attention, but controversy exists regarding its prevalence. This study examined the prevalence of cyberbullying in adolescent psychiatric inpatients and its relation to potential risk factors.
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Authors Samantha Block Saltz;Maria Rozon;David L. Pogge;Philip D. Harvey;
Journal the journal of clinical psychiatry
Year 2020
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https://www.psychiatrist.com/JCP/article/Pages/2020/v81/18m12170.aspx
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keywords:child and adolescent psychiatry; keywords:trauma; jcp; focus childhood; j clin psychiatry:nlm:journal article; j clin psychiatry:portico:research-article

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