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3. Definitions of bullying and cyberbullying: how useful are the terms?
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4. Definitions: another perspective and a proposal for beginning with cyberaggression
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6. Potent ways forward: new multidimensional theoretical structural models of cyberbullying, cyber targetization, and bystander behaviors and their potentional relations to traditional bullying constructs
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7. Methodology: why it matters
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10. Moving beyond tradition and convenience: suggestions for useful methods for cyberbullying research
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11. Methods: guiding principles
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13. Emerging methodological strategies to address cyberbullying: online social marketing and young people as co-researchers
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14. Measurement: why it matters
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16. Cybervictimization and cyberaggression in eastern and western countries: challenges of constructing a cross-culturally appropriate scale
Dagmar Strohmeier, Ikuko Aoyama, Petra Gradinger, Yuichi Toda
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Appendix: existing measures
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