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Cyber Bullying, Trolling, and Online Aggression
Abstract
Cyber bullying and internet trolling are forms of online aggression that have become increasingly prevalent. Research indicates that individuals engaging in these behaviors often exhibit low self-esteem, low conscientiousness, and low internal moral values (Zezulka & Seigfried-Spellar, 2016).Trolling has been associated with personality traits such as psychopathy, narcissism, and sadism (Aydın et al., n.d.). Studies have found a significant relationship between offline aggression and online trolling behavior, suggesting that aggressive individuals tend to maintain their aggression in online spaces (Strimbu & O'Connell, 2021). However, there are inconsistencies between offline and online self-presentation for highly aggressive individuals. Detecting cyber bullying and aggression on social media platforms like Twitter is possible through machine learning algorithms that analyze text, user, and network-based attributes.
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