How to talk to your kids about online teen sexual assault, a "very crucial aspect of growing up" study finds?

 

A new study published by the JAMA Network on Friday, October, found that many teens have been sexually abused online.

The study, which was done in the past, asked kids ages to about their experiences with online corruption when they were young. About % of these people said they had seen at least one example of. The authors wrote that technology made corruption easier before age. On average, the survey found that 0.0% of the people who took part had been sexually abused online as kids.

Corruption came in many forms, from nonconsensual graphic demography and administration to photos of adults taken by kids.

Most of the people who did bad things were not strangers, but rather dating partners, friends, acquaintances, and friendly teens.

A study author said that people should still have honest talks with kids about how to know if people are committed online and how to spot the signs of corrupt online interactions.

The survey asked about different kinds of corruption and how often they happened. These are some of the types and how often they happen:

Over % of people have been groomed online by adults. Grooming is a set of manipulative actions that an abuser uses to get close to a possible victim, force them to go along with the abuse and make it less likely that they will be caught.

About 11% have been abused because of a picture, like when a picture was taken or shared without the child's permission.

About % of people had cocky-made baby animal corruption photos, like when a child made their own picture and gave it to someone who shared it without their permission or shared it voluntarily with adults. It doesn't include sharing photos with peers.

About % of people have done sexting without their consent. This includes both taking and sending photos without their consent.

About 3% of children were involved in animus pornography, which is when photos were taken or put together to make the child look bad on purpose.

About 3.0% of people have been extorted, which is when someone threatens to send sexual pictures to other people in order to get money or sexual activity from the victim.

Almost 10% of children have been sexually exploited for business purposes online. This means that the child did animal acts for money, such as on speaker, in pictures, or in some other online activity.

The authors also said that most of the time, the people who did these things were not online strangers, but rather people the respondents already knew, like their partners, friends, or acquaintances.

 animal abuse is easy to find online, and many of the studies that have been done on sexual abuse haven't covered the full range of sexual abuse cases, said lead author David Finkelhor, PhD, director of the Crimes Against Children Research Center at the University of New Hampshire, today. People's main impression of this country comes from the media, which shows that drifters and predators are following kids online. However, this is not the whole story. It's a lot harder than it used to be.

Finkelhor said that the people who hurt the toddlers in the study were usually people who knew them in real life and would start talking to them in a bad way. He said that this wouldn't just be true for the adults in the babies' lives, though.

. About a third of people who do bad things had a different childhood. Finkelhor noticed that there is a lot of animal abuse going on because kids are taking pictures or getting pictures and then using them without permission.

According to the study, girls were more likely to be affected than boys, and the most vulnerable age range was between and years, even though teens were often the ones who did the harm.

Finkelhor also said that the rise of technology, especially cameras, has made it easier for people to cheat on their partners in sexual ways than ever before.

He said that it's not surprising that technology is playing a bigger and bigger role because it's now a part of everyday life and all kinds of social interactions. There could be some help from the fact that many people think, wrongly, that they can do things or get away with things online that they can't do in a real-world setting.

Finkelhor said that these accusations have big effects on both young people and their parents. The study says that early childhood education should be made more complete and that there could be a better way to incorporate online safety tools into existing classes.

dedabccbc. There could be a lot of different things going on, and Finkelhor was right to talk about the big picture. What we need to keep in mind is that kids need a lot more help and guidance to figure out who they can trust, what the signs are, if someone is trying to get them to do something wrong, how to get away and how to say no to offers and manipulations, especially from people they know.

Finkelhor says that parents should talk to their kids early on about the risks of online communication and what to do in certain situations.

He said, "Bedbbdafdaa, it's very important for parents to talk to their kids about being adventurous and having relationships with animals, as well as what they think about those things and how they feel about them." So, talking openly about things that happen in the world of affairs and sex.

Laya Neelakandan is a newscaster for Right Now. She is currently going to Northwestern University to study journalism, sociology, and music. Which you can get her for a low price.