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Article Matrix and Analysis
Student's Name
Institutional Affiliation
Course
Instructor
Date
Fall 10.2020
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DNP 618 Article Matrix and Analysis
PICO Question: Among youths who experience cyberbullying, how effective will the reduction
of screen time affect their exposure to social media bullying compared to youths who have no
restrictions to hours spent on social media the risks of exacerbation of their mental health in a
period of one year.
Search process: A search was carried out in PubMed to retrieve relevant articles. Search terms
used were CYBERBULLYING and SOCIAL MEDIA USAGE, using the boolean operator
'AND'. A pool of 140 studies was obtained initially. The search was limited to articles only with
full free text, published within five years, and published in English, resulting in 67 articles. After
a scoping review of the study abstracts, only five articles with relevant topic information were
used in the article.
Search terms: CYBERBULLYING and SOCIAL MEDIA USAGE
Databases: PubMed
Total number of articles obtained from search results: N= 140
Number of articles initially excluded based on abstract reading: N= 62
Number of articles reviewed: N= 5
Number of articles excluded based on criteria: N= 73
Inclusion Criteria: Articles included were those published within five years, with free full text
and having relevant information related to the topic.
Fall 10.2020
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Exclusion Criteria: Articles excluded were those not consisting youth population and those not
related to the PICO question.
Number of systematic reviews or meta-analyses used in Matrix- N = 0
Fall 10.2020
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Matrix table
Author, year;
Credentials
Article #1
Article
Focus/Title
(Wendy et al., 2020)
Research
Design/Interventi
on (describe
intervention)
Level of
Evidence and
model used to
grade evidence
Evaluation Tool
(CASP or othersidentify tool
used)
A Cross-national analysis research design was employed to collect information from 42 countries. Each country surveyed young
youths. The data obtained from the survey was used to compare data on social media use (SMU) and cyber-bullying and relative
risks between low-income and high-income countries.
Social Media Use and Cyber-Bullying
According to John Hopkins model, the study falls in level III of evidence level
A tool adapted from the Olweus bullying scale was used to mea...
