Examining Cyberbullying Perpetration Within a Labeling Context
Examining Cyberbullying Perpetration Within a Labeling Context
Gregory C. Rocheleau Brandy N. Rocheleau Jorge M. Chavez Emily G. Taylor a Ball State University, Muncie, IN, USAb University of Colorado–Denver, Denver, CO, USADr. Gregory C. Rocheleau, is an Associate Professor of Criminal Justice and Criminology at Ball State University. His research interests include bullying, criminological theory, and juvenile delinquency. His most recent scholarship examines bullying victimization among LGBTQ+ youth, e-cigarette use among youth, and theoretical integration of labeling and strain perspectives.Brandy N. Rocheleau, J.D., M.A. is the Associate Dean of Students and Deputy Sexual Misconduct and Tittle IX Coordinator at Ball State University. Her specialty area is in criminal law and victimization. Her current research focuses on bullying and sentencing.Jorge M. Chavez, Ph.D., is an Associate Profession in the School of Education and Human Development at the University of Colorado Denver. His research focuses on (1) racial/ethnic inequalities in the transition to adulthood; 2) the etiology of problem behaviors and social and mental health problems; and 3) the effect of educational and local policy on immigrants and immigrant families, and youth of color.Emily G. Taylor, is an undergraduate student at Ball State University pursuing her bachelor’s degree in Psychological Science with a second major in Criminal Justice and Criminology and a minor in Counseling. Her research interests include psychological theory, the relationship between thought processes and behavior, and the role of environmental and social factors in regard to deviancy.