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Cyberbullying: being bullied 

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Cyberbullying poses a serious threat to adolescent well-being, with the potential to cause lasting emotional and psychological harm. This measure examines the prevalence of cyberbullying victimization reported by young people, providing crucial insights into the extent of this harmful behaviour in online environments. By understanding the scope of the issue, decision-makers can develop targeted interventions and support systems to protect young people, foster a culture of digital respect, and create safer online spaces for their development.

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Health Behaviour in School-aged Children study (2023), Data browser (findings from the 2021/22 international HBSC survey): https://data-browser.hbsc.org.

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Mental health

Bullying & violence

Bullying

Substance use

Substance abuse

Physical activity

Physical activity

Eating behaviours

Eating behaviours

Obesity & body image

Obesity

Sexual health

Sexual health

Social media

Social Media

School experience

School experience

Family and peer relations

Family support

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