2019
DOI: 10.18573/jcads.31
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‘So is your mom as cute as you?’: Examining patterns of language use in online sexual grooming of children

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“…In fact, one study tested this and found a number of words regularly used by online groomers that had sexual connotations but were not part of the sexual word category in LIWC (Lorenzo-Dus & Kinzel, 2019). This limitation found in Lorenzo-Dus and Kinzel ( 2019) is related to another criticism, which is the content of the sexual word category.…”
Section: Two Quantitative Approaches To Online Grooming Languagementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In fact, one study tested this and found a number of words regularly used by online groomers that had sexual connotations but were not part of the sexual word category in LIWC (Lorenzo-Dus & Kinzel, 2019). This limitation found in Lorenzo-Dus and Kinzel ( 2019) is related to another criticism, which is the content of the sexual word category.…”
Section: Two Quantitative Approaches To Online Grooming Languagementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Three new moves were identified in Chiang and Grant (2018). Schneevogt et al (2018), Lorenzo-Dus and Kinzel (2019Kinzel ( , 2021, and Lorenzo-Dus et al (2020) used Corpus Linguistics tools to examine online grooming language (see chapter three, section 3.1.1). The thesis will contribute new insights to this recent Linguistics scholarship.…”
Section: A Language-based Approach To a Social Challenge (Online Grooming)mentioning
confidence: 99%
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