Titlebook: International Perspectives on Cyberbullying; Prevalence, Risk Fac Anna Costanza Baldry,Catherine Blaya,David P. Farr Book 2018 The Editor(s

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Cyberbullying in Hungarytwice in the previous 4 months (63.8% never bullied anybody online). With regard to cybervictimization, 31.1% of all participating students reported being involved in cybervictimization at least once or twice, and 2.6% more than twice in the previous 4 months (66.3% never was a cybervictim). Overall

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Cyberbullying in Spain007) and Ortega-Ruiz et al. (2008). The first work (Ombudsman-UNICEF 2007) showed a very low incidence rate of cyberbullying – only 0.4% of the respondents could be considered as frequent victims of cyberbullying. Moreover, 5.1% of the sample were regarded to be occasional victims of this problem. T

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Conclusions and Policy Recommendationsere part of the European Union TABBY (.) project and from world leaders in the field, will help researchers as well as practitioners to increase knowledge and understanding of such a well-known phenomenon which still needs a lot of rigorous and well-planned research.

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978-3-030-10342-2The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2018

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International Perspectives on Cyberbullying978-3-319-73263-3Series ISSN 2946-2770 Series E-ISSN 2946-2789

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