Network Analysis of Emotional Symptoms and their Relationship with Different Types of Cybervictimization

Background: Cyberbullying is a highly prevalent problem in our society with important implications for adolescent psychological wellbeing. The objective of the study was to examine network structure Depression, Anxiety, and Stress Scale sample youths, find out relationships between different types cybervictimization presence negative emotional states. Method: This descriptive cross-sectional study. made up 2,171 high school students mean age 13.84 (with 50.53% males 49.47% females). Cybervictimization Questionnaire (CYVIC) Spanish version (DASS-21) were administered. Results: Positive correlations found all dimensions DASS-21 cybervictimization. showed that nodes three states positively related each other (although some stronger than others). Furthermore, girls had significantly higher means depression, anxiety, stress. In analyzing network, strongest associations both sexes be anxiety written-verbal exclusion. Conclusions: Negative complex where efforts approach reduction symptoms associated could produce lasting benefits wellbeing youths.