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Table 4 Results of the tobit regression predicting cyber-victimisation and cyber-bullying

From: Bullying in school and cyberspace: Associations with depressive symptoms in Swiss and Australian adolescents

 

Cyber-victimisation

Cyber-bullying

Depressive symptoms (M1)

Depressive symptoms (M2)

 

Z

Sig

Z

Sig

Z

Sig

Z

Sig

Gender - female

4.75

< .001

1.02

.307

3.14

.002

2.79

.005

Age

1.48

.138

.67

.502

3.58

< .001

3.31

.001

Country - Australia

4.46

< .001

4.11

< .001

-3.46

.001

-4.36

< .001

Trad. bully/victim behaviors

        

   Bullies vs non-involved

2.50

.012

9.32

< .001

2.47

.014

1.86

.063

   Victims vs non-involved

8.31

< .001

4.79

< .001

9.89

< .001

8.38

< .001

   Bully-victims vs non-involved

8.96

< .001

10.6

< .001

8.89

< .001

5.60

< .001

   Bullies vs victims

-3.83

< .001

3.64

< .001

-5.18

< .001

-4.53

< .001

   Bullies vs bully-victims

-5.88

< .001

-3.48

.001

-6.18

< .001

-4.00

< .001

   Victims vs bully-victims

-3.02

.002

-6.31

< .001

-2.33

.020

-0.68

.496

Cyber-victimisation

      

4.83

< .001

Cyber-bullying

      

1.52

.127

  1. Note: Cyber-victimisation: R2 = 14.0%; Cyber-bullying: R2 = 16.5%; Depressive symptoms (M1): R2 = 12.8%; Depressive symptoms (M2): R2 = 16.1%