Online sexual solicitation by adults and peers – Results from a population based German sample

Sklenarova, Halina; Schulz, Anja; Schuhmann, Petya; Osterheider, Michael; Neutze, Janina

doi:10.1016/j.chiabu.2017.11.005

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“…(2018) tarafından yapılan çalışmada da ergenlerin sıklıkla internette cinsel ilişkide bulunduklarını bunlardan %51,3'ünün akranlarıyla internette cinsel ilişki yaşarken, %22,2'sinin ise yetişkinlerle çevrimiçi cinsel ilişki yaşadığını belirtmiştir. [25] Kadri ve ark. tarafından (2012) yapılan çalışmada, Fas'ta 18 yaş altı gençler üzerinde yaptığı çalışmasında, gençlerin pornografiyi düzenli kullanıldığı ve bu kullanıcıların da üçte birinin kadın olduğu bildirilmektedir.…”

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Tandoğan¹,

Öskay²

2019

Androl Bul

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Günümüzde, internet ve çevrimiçi cinsel aktiviteler çoğu insan tarafından kullanılan kolay erişilebilir bir ortamdır. İnternetin günlük hayatımızda giderek popüler bir hal alması, cinsellik üzerinde birtakım değişimlere neden olmuştur. Bu değişimler internet cinselliği, siber seks, sanal seks gibi yeni kavramları literatüre geçirmiştir. Siber seksin, cinsel temas olmaksızın gerçekleşmesi, cinsel yolla bulaşan enfeksiyonlardan sakınılan güvenli bir ortam algısının yanı sıra, aile ilişkilerine ve evlilik hayatına olumsuz etkileri ABSTRACT The Internet is a tool we use frequently in our daily lives and has become an environment used by most people for sexual activities. The popularity of the Internet in our daily lives has also led to changes in sexuality. The low cost of access to sites with sexual content, and the ability to express sexual fantasies on the Internet more popularly increases this popularity. The use of pornography on the Internet is intended for online sexual intercourse and masturbation, but a new environment has been created with sex shops on the Internet. With the widespread use of pornography, adolescent development has also been affected and increased the likelihood of adolescents having sexual intercourse at an early age. False sexuality is learned because of little or no use of internet-based sexual education websites. With the use of the Internet, cost-effective education can be provided to large audiences and sexual health can be improved. The Internet has influenced the diversity of natural sexuality and has made users adopt uniform sexuality. However, it also helps the gay and bisexual men discover their sexuality or reveal their sexual identity. The advantages and disadvantages of the Internet as well as the sexuality are discussed.

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Tandoğan¹,

Öskay²

2019

Androl Bul

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“…Malicious online activities may defined as "online sexual solicitation", "Internet-initiated offense", and "online sexual grooming". Sklenarova et al (2018) analysed 2238 adolescents (14-17 years) in Germany and found that some participants (24.7%) reported about online sexual experiences with peers and/or adults, 43.3% reported of exchanging pictures and 6.2% had engaged in cybersex.…”

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Cybersexual Harassment as ICTs Development Consequences: A Review

Kuklyt¹

2018

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Rapid progress of information and communication technologies affected the evolution of sexual harassment. Cybersexual harassment can be exposed via social media but as well might be a tool for harassers to attack or stalk individuals after anonysmously. This evolution of phenomenon enter to virtual reality require changes in differenr levels: individual, enterprise and state to counter the hybrid threats. The proposed model reflects the main vulnerable groups, consequences reflects for the implementation of societal norms, organizational policies, political and security regulations.

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“…A report from 2007 showed that in 30 to 50 percent of sexual abuse cases, the perpetrator was an adolescent [19]. In general, these numbers match with online forms of sexual offending against children [20].…”

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“My daughter is not like that”: A qualitative study of parental perception on child sexual abuse risk

Eelmaa¹

2021

Preprint

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The aim of this study was to explore parental beliefs on the risk of CSA, specifically victim- and perpetrator-specific risk of child sexual abuse to their children, as well as parents' approaches to protecting their children. Data were collected from 22 parents during focus group interviews (n=6) combined with activity-oriented questions. Based on data, four perpetrator and two victim-specific risk profiles were created. When parents find similarities between their children and perceived victims or perpetrators, it triggers the defensive othering effect, which acts as a subconscious protection mechanism, yet often creates inaccurate risk assessment and false confidence. The findings also tender that most parents do not teach their children the necessary skills related to CSA since they determine the risk to be low. This study adds to our understanding of CSA-related risk perception and prevention approaches, offering a conceptual addition to the defensive attribution theory. Further investigation is needed on the impacts of the cognitive processes and psychological protection mechanisms in relation to CSA risk assessment. The data from this study will be useful in developing CSA prevention programs and materials.

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Online sexual solicitation by adults and peers – Results from a population based German sample

Cited by 36 publications

References 46 publications

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Cybersexual Harassment as ICTs Development Consequences: A Review

“My daughter is not like that”: A qualitative study of parental perception on child sexual abuse risk

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