Cyberviolence and satisfaction in the relationship in young people from Puebla during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Abstract

Cyberviolence in dating (CDV) is the exercise of abusive behavior through technological means and the Internet, with the purpose of isolating, controlling, and devaluing the partner. During confinement for COVID-19, an increase in this problem is expected; For this reason, the present research identifies the relationship between satisfaction with the couple's relationship and QOL. A quantitative, non-experimental, cross-sectional, and expost facto study was carried out, with an exploratory scope, where 110 young Mexicans aged between 15 and 25 years participated. Among other results, the presence of QOL, a bidirectionality of violence, as well as a higher prevalence of control in the modality of perpetration and reception stood out.