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Original Article

Cyber Wellness Among Malaysian Youth: The Case Of Cyberreadi Malaysia

Mohd Khairie Ahmad
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Shahizan Hassan
,
Norshuhada Shiratuddin
,
Hammuzamer Irwan Hamzah
,
Mohd Zuwairi Mat Saad

Keywords: Cyber well-being, cyber bully, cyber crime, participatory communication, Social media

Article no: 59

Pages 465-472

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.06.02.59

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Original Article

Child Cyber Bullying: An Overview Of The Legal Protection In Malaysia

Nurul Huda binti Ahmad Razali
,
Nazli bin Ismail @Nawang
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Shariffah Nuridah Aishah binti Syed Nong Mohamad
,
Fadhilah binti Abdul Ghani
,
Maizatul Akmar binti Mohd Rasli

Keywords: Cyberbullying, children, legal provision

Article no: 98

Pages 895-900

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.12.05.98

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Original Article

Bullying In Primary And Secondary School In The View Of University Students

C. Salavera
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P. Usán
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P. Artal
,
J. Gómez
,
R. Modrego
,
H. Suárez
,
N. Calvo

Keywords: Bullying at school, bully, victim, bystander, primary education, secondary education

Article no: 32

Pages 295-300

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.05.32

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