The Relationship between Digital Empathy and Bystander Behavior in Youth in Kupang City
Hubungan antara Digital Empati dengan Perilaku Bystander pada Remaja Kota Kupang
Abstract
Abstract. Communication in social media among teenagers is often found to be a process of
cyberbullying and the emergence of bystander behavior . Bystander behavior is divided into three
aspects, namely; passive Outsider , Defender of the cybervictim , and Reinforcer of the cyberbully .
These three aspects can appear in someone depending on their digital empathy when they
encounter a cyberbullying process . The aim of this study was to determine the relationship
between digital empathy and bystander behavior ( passive outsider , defender of the cybervictim ,
and reinforcer of the cyberbully ) in young people in Kupang City. The respondents in this
study were 374 young people from Kupang City, who used social media in their
communication and were aged between 18-24 years. This study uses correlation analysis.
The results showed that there was a coefficient relationship between digital empathy and
bystander behavior ( Defender of the cybervictim ) of 0.230 and a significant value of p = 0.001 (p
> 0.001).
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