Hva kjennetegner europeiske barn som har erfaring med nettsider hvor folk diskuterer måter å ta sitt eget liv på?
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https://doi.org/10.5617/suicidologi.3892Abstract
I denne artikkelen ser vi på hva som kjennetegner barn og unge som
har erfaring med nettsteder hvor brukerne diskuterer måter å ta sitt
eget liv på. Vi gjør dette ved å analysere sammenhengen mellom
erfaringer med selvmordssider blant 11–16-åringer i 25 europeiske
land, og ser dette opp mot demografisk og nasjonal bakgrunn, bruk
av Internett, psykisk tilstand og erfaringer med mobbing. Her undersøker
vi både dem som blir mobbet og dem som mobber. Funnene
viser at kjønn, alder og bruk av Internett har sammenheng med
hvorvidt barn besøker selvmordssider. Funnene viser også at alle
variabler som måler psykisk helse, med unntak av mestringstro, korrelerer
med erfaringer med selvmordssider på Internett. Å bli mobbet
utenfor nettet øker ikke sannsynligheten for å besøke slike sider.
Det gjør derimot å bli mobbet på nettet. Det er også store forskjeller
mellom land. Konsekvenser for preventivt arbeid diskuteres.
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