Cyberbullying, happiness, and style of humor among perpetrators: is there a relationship?

Qodir, Abdul and Diponegoro, Ahmad Muhammad and Safaria, Triantoro (2019) Cyberbullying, happiness, and style of humor among perpetrators: is there a relationship? Humanities & Social Sciences Reviews, 7 (3). pp. 200-206. ISSN 2395-6518

Text 846-Article Text-1758-1-10-20190422.pdf Download (356kB)

Abstract

Abstract

Purpose: Cyberbullying is becoming a universal concern among parent, teacher, and school. Undesirable consequences have impacted for many teenagers in the world. The current study explores the cyberbullying phenomenon among Indonesian teenagers especially to examine the style of humor and happiness as predictors of cyberbullying perpetrators.

Methodology: 156 respondents from a private senior high school at Palangka Raya city was involved in this study. Regression analysis was utilized to test the hypotheses.

Results: The result showed that only happiness, self-defeating humor, and aggressive humor were related positively to the reports of cyberbullying conduct.

Implications: To lower cyberbullying among adolescents, both the family and the school must collaborate synergistically. Recommendations of the study are explained further in the article.

Actions (login required)

View Item