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  • Psychology
  • Cyberpsychology
  • Internet Studies

Background:

  • Internet trolling is a growing area of research, yet definitions remain unclear and contested.
  • Understanding trolling behavior is crucial for addressing online harassment and its impact.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To explore diverse definitions and perceptions of Internet trolling.
  • To investigate how personal experience with trolling influences its definition.
  • To differentiate Internet trolling from cyberbullying.

Main Methods:

  • A qualitative online questionnaire was administered to 379 participants.
  • Participants provided definitions, examples, and personal experiences of Internet trolling.
  • Word frequency analysis was used to identify common characteristics of trolling.

Main Results:

  • Internet trolling is predominantly defined as abusive and aggressive behavior.
  • Perceptions of trolling's humor are subjective and linked to whether participants have engaged in trolling.
  • Individuals who had never been trolled were more likely to categorize trolling as bullying.

Conclusions:

  • Clear differentiation is needed between "kudos" trolling and Cyber Abuse.
  • Subjectivity and personal experience significantly shape the understanding of Internet trolling.
  • Further research should clarify the nuances between trolling and cyberbullying to inform interventions.