英文摘要 |
Cyberbullying has become much more common in recent years. The purpose of this study was to realize the experiences of cyberbullying of juvenile and use Routine Activity Theory to analyze these experiences. This research utilized qualitative research method, and the data was collected by in depth interview . First, the researcher used an interview outline to conduct the data collection. Secondly, juvenile who have experienced cyberbullying, guardians of juvenile who have experienced cyberbullying were selected to be major participants through purposeful sampling. Last but not least, after retrieving abundant and precious data from the interviews, the researcher use Routine Activity Theory to analyze the data with three requirements: a motivated offender, a suitable target, and absence of capable guardians. By analyzing the data, the researcher have induced these results respectively: A、When motivated offenders and suitable targets have conflicts off-line, they often have conflicts on-line later. B、Motivated offenders and suitable targets both ues blog and MSN very often. C、Motivated offenders cyberbully suitable targets because internet is convenient for them to hide from capable guardians and access to suitable targets. D、Motivated offenders ignore the after effects of cyberbullying, and suitable targets don’t know the coping strategies. Routine Activity Theory can’t explain cyberbullying: A、Guardians can’t help suitable targets of cyberbullying at the very first moment. B、Motivated offenders and suitable targets don’t have to fight face to face. From the result, the researcher gives some advice for guardians, and juvenile: A、To pay much attention to personal life of juvenile. B、To educate and train motivated offenders and suitable targets to have correct on-line habits, and to educate juvenile how to deal with cyberbullying. |