Was ist Cybermobbing?

Schenk, Lara

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Lara Schenk³

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Zusammenfassung

„Megan war 13 und über beide Ohren in eine Internet-Bekanntschaft verliebt. Als ihr virtueller Freund sie plötzlich verschmähte, erhängte sich das Mädchen. Doch der virtuelle Freund war in Wahrheit eine ehemalige Freundin, die sich rächen wollte.“ (Patalong 2007) – Es sind Fälle wie diese, die dazu beitragen, dass das Thema Cybermobbing Einzug in das öffentliche Bewusstsein findet.

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Schenk, L. (2020). Was ist Cybermobbing?. In: Böhmer, M., Steffgen, G. (eds) Mobbing an Schulen. Springer, Wiesbaden. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-26456-7_15

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