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Cyberbullying on Social Media among Children with Special Needs: Prevalence, Patterns, and Risk Factors

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Published in:Studies in Media and Communication
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Published: 2026
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title Cyberbullying on Social Media among Children with Special Needs: Prevalence, Patterns, and Risk Factors
title_auth Cyberbullying on Social Media among Children with Special Needs: Prevalence, Patterns, and Risk Factors
title_full Cyberbullying on Social Media among Children with Special Needs: Prevalence, Patterns, and Risk Factors
title_fullStr Cyberbullying on Social Media among Children with Special Needs: Prevalence, Patterns, and Risk Factors
title_full_unstemmed Cyberbullying on Social Media among Children with Special Needs: Prevalence, Patterns, and Risk Factors
title_short Cyberbullying on Social Media among Children with Special Needs: Prevalence, Patterns, and Risk Factors
title_sort cyberbullying on social media among children with special needs: prevalence, patterns, and risk factors
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url https://redfame.com/journal/index.php/smc/article/view/8504