Information Technology Use and Cyberbullying Behavior in South Thailand: A Test of the Goldilocks Hypothesis.

For (b) the evidence did support a Goldilocks effect for all four measures, but these were under-powered analyses and the findings did not reach statistical significance.

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There is therefore a nonsignificant trend for a Goldilocks effect, of small effect size (Cohen’s d of 2 places with 1 place is 0.017, with 3 places is 0.090, with 4 places is 0.069).

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