“就像晚上外出而不带胡椒喷雾”:美国LGBTQIA+大学生对网络欺凌的应对
‘Like going out at night without pepper spray’: responses to cyber-victimization among LGBTQIA+college students in the United States
Paul Bleakley、Megan Trafford、Maya Maayani · Information Communication & Society · 2026-11-03
研究信息
- 期刊 / 来源
- Information Communication & Society
- 发表日期
- 2026-11-03
- 文献库
- OpenAlex
- 作者
- Paul Bleakley, Megan Trafford, Maya Maayani
- DOI
- 10.1080/1369118x.2026.2752106
英文原文摘要全文
The internet has reshaped the nature of social interactions, providing new environments for people to connect in both prosocial and, too often, antisocial ways. The lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, questioning, intersex, asexual, and associated (LGBTQIA+) communities are among those who studies reveal are most at risk for cyber-victimization. For young people, already the most vulnerable to being targeted, being openly LGBTQIA + serves to compound the likelihood of online harassment. This study reports on three focus groups conducted with LGBTQIA + college students at a mid-sized un
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