Özet:

The aim of the study is to study the relationships between the levels of cyber harassment, subjective happiness, guilt and shame. The study universe of the research is made up of students studying in high schools located in different districts of Istanbul in 2017-2018. The study group, identified using the random sampling method within the individuals, is 350 girls and 270 men and 620 individuals.  The study used the Structural Equality Model, AMOS 16 version, to reveal the distorting relationships between cyber harassment, subjective well-being and shame and guilt in adolescents. For the collection of the necessary data in the study, the Personal Information Form was used to determine the levels of cyber harassment, the 'Cyber Harassment Measure' to measure the levels of happiness, the 'Subject Happiness Measure' to measure the feelings of guilt and shame, and the 'Cyber Harassment Measure' to measure the levels of happiness. In light of the findings obtained from the research, there was a relative negative relationship between subjective happiness, guilt and shame. As the level of guilt and shame increases, the level of subjective happiness decreases. There has been a negative relationship between cyber harassment and subjective happiness. A person’s cyber abuse behavior is opposed to the subjective level of happiness. The cyber-trafficking behavior is reduced at a level in the subjective happiness of people. There has been a positive relation between crime and shame and cyber harassment. The level of guilt and shame is proportionate to cyber harassment.