The Influence of Internet Violence on The Mental Health of College Students in The New-media Era

Abstract

The advent of the era of "new media" makes the online social environment more open. College students, as one the mainstream users of online social media, will inevitably have conflicts when communicating with the virtual network environment, and the phenomenon of online violence happens from time to time, which has a great impact on the mental health of college students. This study selected the college students to participate in the network violence groups as the investigation object, the construction of college students to participate in the theoretical model of network violence, and then put forward the research hypothesis, and design the questionnaire. Finally, it was concluded that the occurrence of network violence will cause psychological harm to the participants or victims of college students, and although college students do not approve of network violence, they still have deficiencies in behavior control, and they still use network violence to achieve their own goals. The results of this study had reference significance for the psychological rehabilitation of college students after the occurrence of cyber violence.