一、中文


王茜(2014)。網路成癮, 網路偏差及網路被害者之關係: 人的聚合還是網路活動場域的聚合?。 臺北大學犯罪學研究所碩士論文。

王怡景(2011)。 從低自我控制、機會及性別探討青少年網路色情使用行為之差異。世新大學社會心理學研究所碩士論文。

王秋惠(2007)。網路詐欺被害特性與被害歷程之研究。中央警察大學犯罪防治研究所碩士論文。

江南逸 (2003)。 國中生使用網路之偏差行為和網路沈迷程度對生活適應之研究。 國立中正大學犯罪防治研究所碩士論文。

李佩珊(2015) 。青少年依附關係、憂鬱與網路成癮的相關研究。國立台南大學諮商與輔導學系碩士論文。
林天佑(2005) 。教育研究倫理準則。教育研究月刊，132，70-86。

林秀怡(2011) 。性別、緊張及青少年偏差與犯罪行為之實徵研究---一般化緊張理論之驗證。 中央警察大學犯罪防治研究所博士論文。

林青穎(2012) 。家長版網路成癮量表之編製及相關研究。 國立彰化師範大學輔導與諮商學系研究所碩士論文。

呂宜芳(2017) 。嚴厲教養對青少年物質使用及暴力偏差之影響。國立台北大學犯罪學研究所碩士論文。

呂敏綺 (2016) 。高中職霸凌受害學生個人特質及相關因素之研究-以嘉義市高中職生為例。中正大學犯罪防治學系碩士論文。

呂詩涵、胡嘉文 (2015) 。 面對網路霸凌的因應之道。 臺灣教育評論月刊， 4(9)，57-62。

吳中勤 (2015) 。探討國中青少年偏差行為的社會心理決策歷程。成功大學教育研究所學位論文。

吳智泰(2008) 。高中職學生偏差行為影響因素之調查研究:以嘉義市為例。國立中正大學犯罪防治所碩士論文。

吳嫦娥(2004) 。未成年人網路偏差與被害問題透視。透視犯罪問題，4，26-30。

吳峻豪(2008) 。 國中學生網路使用行為、網路成癮和自我概念之研究-以台中縣
為例。中華大學科技管理研究所碩士論文。

邱皓政 (2011)。 結構方程模式: LISREL 的理論、技術與應用。 雙葉書廊。
周淑如 (2007) 。家庭暴力經驗、 社會支持與國中生偏差行為之關聯性研究。成功大學教育研究所碩士論文。

周愫嫻 (2014) 。青少年網路虛擬身份分與網路被害、 不當行為。 犯罪與刑事司法研究， (22)， 45-73。

洪瑞聰(2014) 。國中學生自我控制能力對網路偏差行為之影響。樹德科技大學資訊管理系碩士班學位論文。

徐文堂(2015) 。國中學生LINE使用行為與人際關係、網路霸凌之研究。中華大學科技管理研究所碩士論文。

高碧玲(2016)。3C 產品使用控管對學童自我控制與網路成癮的影響—以台北市某國小高年級學生為例。 國立臺北教育大學數位科技設計學系 (含玩具與遊戲設計碩士班) 學位論文。

翁國峰 (2008) 。非行同儕, 負向情緒與效能影響少年偏差行為發展之研
究。國立中正大學犯罪防治研究所博士論文。

郭祐榕(2009) 。網路霸凌被害者之被害特質分析:以嘉義市地區國中生為例.國立中正大學犯罪防治研究所碩士論文。

郭慧敏(2005) 。從家庭結構、社會控制理論、社會學習理論探討青少年不良行為。 國立台北大學犯罪學研究所碩士論文。

袁振書(2014) 。親子關係與自我控制對國小高年級學童玩網路遊戲之調節效果研究。大葉大學管理學院碩士在職專班論文。

許詩珮(2013) 。大學生網路霸凌現況與受害之人格，因應與憂鬱相關探討。 中原大學心理學研究所學位論文。

許春金 (2013) 。犯罪學 (修訂七版) 。臺北市：三民。

許淑惠 (2007) 。 國小六年級學童網路使用行為，家庭相關因素與網路成癮之研究。 台中靜宜大學管理碩士在職專班碩士論文。

許維維 (2009) 。國中生網路虛擬財物竊盜之加害人與被害人特性分析。臺北大學犯罪學研究所碩士論文。
許甄育(2006) 。緊張因素，負面情緒， 制握信念與與男女性青少年偏差行為之關聯性研究。 成功大學教育研究所碩士論文。

陳玉書 (2000) 。女性犯罪之現況與研究發展。中央警察大學學報，36，255-276。

陳玉書、曾百川(2007) 。網路詐欺犯罪理性選擇歷程之質性分析。中央警察大學犯罪防治學報，8，115-146。

陳正昌、程炳林、陳新豐 & 劉子鍵 (2005)。多變量分析方法: 統計軟體應用 (四版)。 台北: 五南。

陳怡璇(2007) 。性別、少年網路偏差與犯罪行為影響因素之研究。中央警察大學犯罪防治研究所碩士論文。

陳怡儒(2010) 。少年網路霸凌被害因素研究-以日常活動理論分析。國立中正大學犯罪防治所碩士論文。

陳昭佑(2010) 。臺北市國小學童家庭環境對網路成癮影響之研究。臺北市立教育大學社會科教育學系碩士論文。

陳客宏(2012) 。臺東縣國小高年級學童人格特質、網路素養與網路偏差行為之研究。國立台東大學教育學所碩士論文。

陳珮汝(2012) 。生活壓力對青少年偏差行為之影響：以社會依附為調節變項。世新大學社會心理研究所碩士論文。

陳志誠、柯巧心、 陳巧珮 (2010) 。線上遊戲犯罪模式分析之實證研究。資訊科技與社會學報，18， 25-50。

陳佳玉(2007) 。通訊金融詐欺犯罪被害特性及歷程之分析。中央警察大學犯罪防治研究所碩士論文。

陳宗義、沈筱娟 (2015) 。從網路犯罪觀點探討虛擬社群之網路人際行為與互動安全因素。 Electronic Commerce Studies, 13(2), 241-270。

陳康怡 (2012) 。隱蔽青年之背景及自我控制與其進行偏差行為的研究。 犯罪與刑事司法研究，(18)，1-35。

陳富添、林宜隆 (2001) 。網路偏差行為之初探。 2001 年第五屆資訊管理學術暨警政資訊實務研討會發表之論文，中央警察大學資訊管理學系。

陳富添 (2002) 。網咖青少年網路成癮相關因素之研究。 中央警察大學資訊管理研究所碩士論文。

陳瑛琪(2013) 。青少年網路成癮-現實與虛擬環境間的拉鋸戰。 商管科技季刊， 14(2)，165-193。

張必弘(2011) 。網路使用行為、自尊、依附風格與網路成癮關係之探究。國立屏東教育大學資訊科學系碩士論文。

張月馨(2016) 。台灣高中職學生家庭功能、憂鬱傾向與網路成癮之相關研究。國立臺灣師範大學教育心理與輔導學系碩士論文。

張睿芯(2014) 。大學生依附關係、非理性信念與網路成癮之相關研究。 國立臺南大學諮商與輔導學系碩士論文。

張耀中(2009) 。青少年從事網路不當行爲相關因素之分析-以桃園縣國中生爲例。 犯罪與刑事司法研究， (13)，1-49。

彭怡芳(2002)。緊張， 負面情緒與青少年偏差行為之研究-以台南地區為例。成功大學教育研究所學位論文。

黃俊祥(2007) 。 少年網路偏差與犯罪行為成因之研究。中央警察大學犯罪防治研究所博士論文。

黃祥益(2006) 。台灣地區少年網路犯罪與被害特性之研究。中央警察大學犯罪防治研究所碩士論文。

黃淨喻(2005) 。青少年我行我素態度對網路犯罪之影響。 靜宜大學青少年兒童福利研究所碩士論文。

黃啟新(2013) 。網路使用行為影響親子、師生、同儕關係之研究：以桃園縣國小高年級學童為例。 臺北市立教育大學公民與社會教學所碩士論文。

黃凱柔(2016) 。新移民與非新移民子女校園霸凌被害經驗之比較研究。國立中正大學犯罪防治學系碩士論文。

黃芳銘、楊金寶(2004) 。從被害者理論探討國中女生網路交友性侵害潛在危險之研究。師大學報，49（1），21-40。

黃曉涵(2010) 。國中生的生活壓力、自我控制與網路沉迷傾向之研究。國立新竹教育大學教育心理與諮商學系碩士論文。

曾育嫺(2013) 。台南市國中生刺激尋求、自我控制能力 對網路偏差行為之相關研究。明道大學資訊傳播學系碩士論文。

曾淑萍、蘇桓玉（2011）。國中學生網路霸凌被害恐懼感之研究。青少年犯罪防治研究期刊，3（2），1-34。

鄒佩璇(2010) 。台北市高中職學生網路成癮行為與其相關因素研究─ 計劃行為理論之應用。 臺灣師範大學健康促進與衛生教育學系學位論文。

楊垂青(2005) 。少年網路沉迷之研究-子女與父母管教之觀點。國立中正大學犯罪防治所碩士論文。

葉雲宏(2008) 。網路詐欺犯罪被害影響因素之研究。中央警察大學犯罪防治研究所碩士論文。

廖有祿(2001) 。電腦犯罪模式及犯罪者特徵分析之研究。中央警察大學博士論文。

廖有祿、李相臣(2007)。電腦犯罪理論與實務。台北：五南。

劉品秀(2007) 。網路交友欺騙類型及被害特質之研究。國立中正大學犯罪防治研究所碩士論文。

劉品薇(2014) 。大學生霸凌受害經驗與網路成癮之關係。 中山醫學大學公共衛生學系碩士班碩士論文。
劉冠琪(2005) 。生活壓力、自我韌性、衝動性格與國中生偏差行為關聯性之研究。國立成功大學教育研究所碩士論文。

賴克宗(2005) 。大學生網路犯罪被害研究-以國立中正大學學生為例。國立中正大學犯罪防治所碩士論文。
盧浩權(2004) 。青少年網路沉迷現象與生活壓力， 負面情緒之相關研究-以臺中市高中生為例。靜宜大學青少年兒童福利研究所碩士論文。

盧麗卉(2002)。台北地區高中職學生網路成癮行為及其相關背景因素之探討。 國政治大學教育研究所碩士論文。
蔡田木(2002) 。 個人犯罪被害特性及其成因之研究。中央警察大學犯罪防治研究所博士論文。

蔡其芳(2006) 。線上遊戲竊盜加害與被害特徵之研究。台北大學犯罪學研究所碩士論文。

蔡東敏 (2015) 。台灣城鄉地區國中生偏差行為之比較—以 Agnew一般化緊張理論之分析。 成功大學教育研究所碩士論文。

蔡博忠(2008) 。台東縣高中職學生父母管教態度、 自我控制能力與網路偏差行為傾向之相關研究。 臺東大學教育學系教學科技碩士班碩士論文。

戴怡婷(2015)。 國中生復原力對緊張因素, 負向情緒與偏差行為間關係之影響。 成功大學教育研究所碩士論文。

顏如佑(2005) 。青少年網路成癮相關因子之研究。高雄醫學大學行為科學研究所碩士論文。

簡毓怡(2007) 。青少年網路遊戲玩家的憂鬱情緒, 親子關係適應與網路遊戲成癮之相關研究。 國立彰化師範大學輔導與諮商學系碩士論文。

譚子文(2009) 。社會控制理論依附和參與要素之關聯性研究。 犯罪與刑事司法研究， (13)， 51-81。

譚子文、范書菁(2010)。 依附關係、 參與傳統活動、社會緊張因素與台灣地區青少年外向性偏差行為及內向性偏差行為關聯性之研究。 輔導與諮商學報， 32(1)，17-42。

蘇詠翔 (2010)。網路偏差行為衡量及分析研究。臺北大學資訊管理研究所碩士論文。




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