청소년의 사이버인권침해 경험에 따른 자아존중감과 스트레스의 차이 = Difference of Self-Respect and Stress according to Youth's Infringement on Cyber Human Rights

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

This study is aimed at (1) exploring if there is any difference between self-respect and stress according to youth's experience of damage in cyber human rights, (2) analyzing if there is any difference between self-respect and stress according to youth's experience of infliction in cyber human rights.
The research subjects of this study were 467 human high school students residing at Gyeonggi-province. The measure tool of cyber human rights infliction is 46 question items composed again based on the questionnaire content of internet information use status carried out in 2005, and counselling case collection of cyber libel, sexual harassment in 2004. The measure tool for self-respect was ‘Self-Esteem Questionnaire' developed by Rosenberg(1965) and translated by Kim, Mun Ju(1984). The measure tool for stress was the questionnaire on youth's stress factors and experience in which Byeon, Yeong Ju(1995) modified Lee, Jeong Sun(1988)'s measure. The gathered data were analyzed using SPSS 12.0. To measure the reliability of self-respect and stress items, Cronbach's α was enforced, and to explore the gap if self-respect and stress according to experience in cyber human rights infringement, t-verification came into force.
The research findings are as follows. First, inquiry into the difference of youth's self-respect by cyber human rights infringement showed the youth experiencing stalking damage and cyber private information were lower those no experiencing. Also the inquiry into self-respect showed that the youth experiencing stalking infliction were lower those no experiencing. Second, the inquiry into sexual harassment showed that the youth experiencing stalking infliction were lower those no experiencing. On the other hand, there was no difference in self-respect between the youth experiencing in cyber sexual harassment damage and those not. Third, in case of cyber individual information among cyber human rights infringement types, the youth experiencing damage were more highly stressed than those, and those experiencing infliction were less stressed than those not experiencing. Fourth, in case of their own photos obscenely synthesized of cyber sexual harassment types, the youth experiencing that were less tressed than those not. Fifth, the status of youth's cyber human rights infringement is diverse, but higher than expected.