Prevalencia, motivaciones y respuestas afectivas del ciberacoso en la red social anónima Curious Cat

Authors

  • Aarón Rodríguez Serrano Universitat Jaume I
  • Shaila García Catalán Universitat Jaume I

Keywords:

Ciberagresión, Cibervictimización, Red social, Anonimato, Prevalencia, Curious Cat, Motivación, Respuesta Afectiva

Abstract

El presente trabajo pretende realizar un análisis de la prevalencia, las motivaciones y las respuestas afectivas en los/as usuarios/as de la red social emergente Curious Cat. Para ello, se realizó el análisis de una muestra no probabilística incidental de 1025 usuarios/as. Se aplicaron versiones adaptadas de los cuestionarios CYBA y CYVIC. Los resultados mostraron que la mayoría de las agresiones era de carácter verbal, y que tenía lugar principalmente por motivos cotidianos. Las amenazas físicas o los ataques debidos a cuestiones de género o identidad sexual resultaron ser muy inferiores. Las víctimas mostraron una tendencia a sentirse indiferentes ante los ataques recibidos, mientras que los/as agresores/as justificaron su conducta amparándose en la hipotética justicia que impartían con sus actos.

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Author Biographies

Aarón Rodríguez Serrano, Universitat Jaume I

Profesor Ayudante Doctor

Shaila García Catalán, Universitat Jaume I

Profesora Contratada Doctora

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2018-12-29

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Rodríguez Serrano, A., & García Catalán, S. (2018). Prevalencia, motivaciones y respuestas afectivas del ciberacoso en la red social anónima Curious Cat. Prisma Social Journal, (23), 353–365. Retrieved from https://revistaprismasocial.es/ps/article/view/2769

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No. 23 (2018): Adolescencias y Riesgos: Escenarios para la Socialización en las Sociedades Globales

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