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Cybercrime Victimization Among Filipino Youth: Awareness, Vulnerability, and Coping Strategies

2025 · College of Criminal Justice Education

Archived: July 2026

Luis Garcia · et al.

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This descriptive-correlational study measures cybercrime victimization rates, awareness levels, and coping strategies among Filipino youth aged 15–24, and examines whether digital literacy education and parental supervision are significant protective factors.

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cybercrime youth victimization digital literacy online safety Philippines cyberbullying

References

Holt, T. J., & Bossler, A. M. (2014). An assessment of the current state of cybercrime scholarship. Deviant Behavior, 35(1), 20–40.

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Norton by Symantec. (2022). Norton cyber safety insights report: Philippines. NortonLifeLock.

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College of Criminal Justice Education
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Publication Year
2025
Date Archived
Jul 2026

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    Luis Garcia
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Luis Garcia

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cybercrime youth victimization digital literacy online safety Philippines cyberbullying