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. 2018 Nov 13;29:e8. doi: 10.1017/S2045796018000653

Table 2.

Prevalence of cyberbullying victimisation, getting well with parents and mental health and substance use outcomes among adolescents by sex

Total sample (N  =  5478) Males (N  =  2469) Females (N  =  3009) p valuea
n (%) n (%) n (%)
Cyberbullying victimisation
No 4296 (79.37) 2046 (82.0) 2250 (76.5) <0.001
Yes 1095 (18.65) 370 (15.4) 725 (22.2)
Missing 87 (1.97) 53 (2.6) 34 (1.3)
Parent–child relationship
Positive 4748 (85.26) 2182 (86.6) 2566 (83.8) 0.060
Negative 721 (14.59) 279 (13.1) 442 (16.2)
Missing 9 (0.16) 8 (0.3) 1 (0.0)
Self-rated mental health
Good 4548 (83.18) 2179 (87.7) 2369 (78.3) <0.001
Poor 811 (15.06) 226 (10.3) 585 (20.2)
Missing 119 (1.76) 64 (2.0) 55 (1.5)
Psychological distress
No 4083 (74.37) 2080 (83.1) 2003 (64.9) <0.001
Yes 1395 (25.63) 389 (16.9) 1006 (35.1)
Missing
Suicidal ideation
No 4516 (79.36) 2135 (82.3) 2381 (76.2) <0.001
Yes 718 (12.26) 205 (8.5) 513 (16.3)
Missing 244 (8.39) 129 (9.2) 115 (7.5)
Suicidal attempt
No 5068 (88.61) 2305 (89.2) 2763 (88.0) 0.002
Yes 175 (3.18) 39 (1.8) 136 (4.6)
Missing 235 (8.21) 125 (9.0) 110 (7.4)
Smoking tobacco cigarette
No 4691 (81.03) 2072 (78.4) 2619 (84.0) 0.005
Yes 778 (18.75) 391 (21.4) 387 (15.9)
Missing 9 (0.22) 6 (0.3) 3 (0.2)
Binge drinking
No 4522 (79.26) 2069 (77.45) 2553 (81.24) 0.072
Yes 830 (20.39) 383 (22.07) 447 (18.56)
Missing 26 (0.34) 17 (0.48) 9 (0.20)
Cannabis use
No 4383 (73.22) 1941 (70.3) 2442 (76.4) 0.005
Yes 1095 (26.78) 528 (29.7) 567 (23.6)
Missing
a

Differences between males and females using a Pearson χ2 adjusted for the survey design and transformed into an F-statistic.