Co-occurrence of online and offline bullying and sexual harassment among youth in Sweden: Implications for studies on victimization and health a short communication

Figures & data

Table 1. Absolute and relative frequency of victimisation.

	Boys		Girls		Total
Victimisation	n (566)	%	n (627)	%	n (1193)	%
	Victimisation of one form of victimisation
Online bullying	24	4.2	13	2.1	37	3.1
Online sexual harassment	1	0.2	20	3.2	21	1.8
Bullying	26	4.6	45	7.2	71	6.0
Sexual harassment	60	10.6	64	10.2	124	10.4
Total	111	19.6	142	22.7	253	21.2
	Victimisation of two forms of victimisation
Online bully. + Online sex. harass.	8	1.41	11	1.75	19	3.03
Online bully. + Bully.	10	1.8	15	2.4	25	2.1
Online bully. + Sex. harass.	41	7.2	25	3.99	66	5.5
Online sex. harass. + Bully.	2	0.4	5	0.8	7	0.6
Online sex. harrass. + Sex. harass.	10	1.77	24	3.83	34	2.85
Bully. + Sex. harass.	16	2.83	24	3.83	40	3.35
Total	87	15.37	104	16.59	191	16.0
	Victimisation of three forms of victimisation
Online bully. + Online sex. harrass. + Bully.	6	1.1	4	0.6	10	0.8
Online bully. + Online sex. harrass. + Sex. harass.	25	4.4	56	8.9	81	6.8
Online bully. + Sex. harass. + Bully.	21	3.7	27	4.3	48	4.0
Online sex. harrass . + Sex. harass. + Bully.	1	0.2	15	2.4	16	1.3
Total	53	9.4	102	16.3	155	13.0
	Victimisation of four forms of victimisation
Online bully. + Online sex. harass. + Bully. + Sex. harass.	32	5.65	52	8.3	84	7.0
Total victimisation	283	50.0	400	63.8	683	57.3