However, a marked trend was noted among boys perceiving themselves as more cyberaggressive ( Bonilla et al., 2017 ; Donoso-Vázquez et al., 2016 , 2017 , 2018 ; Esteban & Gómez, 2022 ; Vilà et al., 2018 ; Villar et al., 2021 ) and among girls perceiving themselves as more cybervictims of CVAWG ( Blanco, 2014 ; Bonilla et al., 2017 ; Donoso-Vázquez et al., 2017 , 2018 ; Esteban & Gómez, 2022 ; Mena-Rodríguez & Velasco-Martínez, 2017 ; International Plan, 2020 ).
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Cyberviolence Against Women and Girls in Spanish Adolescents: Experiences of Cyberaggression and Cybervictimization.
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In short, in the current context, where Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) have transformed the social interaction of the native digital generations, there is a worrying trend towards the normalization of CVAWG behaviors content and uses of social networks from a very early age.