Perceptions of Popularity-Related Behaviors in the Cyber Context: Relations to Cyber Social Behaviors

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Structural regression model. Only significant paths are displayed. Control variables of perceived popularity, face-to-face social behaviors, social preference, and gender are also not shown. Gender was not related to any of the variables in the structural regression model. Social preference was related positively to the prosocial factor (, ) and cyber prosocial behavior (, ), while perceived popularity was associated positively with the antisocial factor (, ) and cyber aggression perpetration (, ). . . .