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Associations between county-level suicidality and cyberbullying in rural New York State youth are significantly mediated by sadness and self-harming: YRBS 2016-2023.
2025-08-29
public and global health
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BackgroundThe ubiquity and popularity of social media among youth has led to skyrocketing increases in cyberbullying rates among American teens. National studies show cyberbullying victimization is experienced differently by sex, race, and sexual orientation. While rural youth experience bullying at higher rates than urban teens, few studies have focused on the rural experience. AimA primary objective of this study is to assess associations between bullying modalities and suicidality among resp...
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