Political Partisanship, Cyberbullying, & Suicidal Thoughts. Dieser Artikel ist nicht verfügbar.Political Partisanship, Cyberbullying, & Suicidal Thoughts

This book examines if there is a difference in the percentage of cyberbullying between Republican and Democrat states and if there is a relationship between being cyberbullied and having suicidal thoughts. Chapter 1 describes cyberbullying and related problems, the theoretical framework, the significance of the study, the research design, the research questions, the study’s assumptions and limitations and expected findings. Chapter 2 presents a literature review on political orientation, cyberbullying, depressive symptoms, and suicidal thoughts. Chapter 3 discusses the current study’s methodology. Chapter 4 analyzes the current study’s data. Finally, Chapter 5 describes the current study’s results. Supported by colorful illustrations

Yuan Peng holds a Bachelor of English Education from Luoyang Normal University (China) and a Master of Science in Criminal Justice from Lincoln Memorial University (Tennessee). Prior to working in the field of Criminal Justice, she has served as a teacher assistant and tour guide, and she has been involved in several important business and government receptions.