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Vicarious supervision: Preventing cyberbullying through positive parent-child relationships

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Justin W. Patchin *
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Sameer Hinduja
DOI:10.1016/j.avb.2026.102140delete
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• About one in ten students have cyberbullied others recently • Cyberbullying behaviors are less likely when children are strongly attached to their parents • A strong bond leads to a vicarious supervision effect, where children are less likely to cyberbully others because they do not want to risk damaging their relationship with their parents • Children who perceive their parents know what they are doing online are less likely to cyberbully others
Keywords:
Vicarious supervision
Attachment
Social bond
Parents
Teens
Monitoring
Social media
Cyberbullying

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Aggression and Violent Behavior cover
Aggression and Violent Behavior
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Florida Atlantic University
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