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One step forward, two steps back : cyberbullying within social networking sites/ Jordana N Navarro

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NAVARRO Jordana N

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In: Security Journal : Vol 30, No 3, 2017, pp. 844-858 (48)Summary: This study addressed that gap by utilizing RAT (Routine Activities Theory) to frame cyberbullying within SNS (Social Networking Sites) and determined several factors impacted the risk of experiencing cyberbullying within the environment.

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This study addressed that gap by utilizing RAT (Routine Activities Theory) to frame cyberbullying within SNS (Social Networking Sites) and determined several factors impacted the risk of experiencing cyberbullying within the environment.

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