Recent years school violence is a serious social problem all over the world. Possible reasons explaining this high frequency of school violence include the drastic biological and social changes experienced by adolescents. Also anti-social behaviors are other risk factors about school violence. According to the researchers with the rapid increase in electronic and online communication traditional bullying is no longer limited to schools. Attention is growing toward risk of adolescents to become victims of aggression perpetrated by peers with increasing usage of new technology and socail media such as; facebook, myspace, twitter etc. The nature of new technology makes it possible for cyberbullying to ocur more secretly, to spread more rapidly and to preserve easily. Considering that many internet users are socially isolated and some may even look for peer support on the internet  that incites them to act out in violence against their bullies  researchers argued that there is a link between cyber-bullying and anti –social behaviors. Cyber-Bullying which is a new form of traditional bullying has become more common among adolescents and affecting students. The aim of the current study is to examine the overlap among targets of and similarities between cyber- bullying and anti-social behaviors of adolescents. 

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