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Online dating applications and risk of youth victimization: A lifestyle exposure perspective
Aggressive Behavior ( IF 2.7 ) Pub Date : 2021-05-26 , DOI: 10.1002/ab.21968
Markus Kaakinen 1 , Aki Koivula 2 , Iina Savolainen 3 , Anu Sirola 3 , Marko Mikkola 3 , Izabela Zych 4 , Hye-Jin Paek 5 , Atte Oksanen 3
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Based on lifestyle exposure theory (LET), this study examined online dating application (ODA) use and victimization experiences among adolescents using large cross-national samples of Finnish, American, Spanish, and South Korean young people between ages 15 and 18. According to logistic regression analyses in two substudies, ODA use was associated with more likely victimization to online harassment, online sexual harassment, and other cybercrimes and sexual victimization by adults and peers. According to mediation analyses, this relationship was mainly accounted for by the fact that ODA users engage in more risky activities in online communication and information sharing. Attention should be paid to the risks ODAs pose to vulnerable groups, such as young people, with insufficient skills to regulate their social relationships online.

中文翻译:

在线约会应用程序和青少年受害风险:生活方式暴露视角

本研究基于生活方式暴露理论 (LET),使用芬兰、美国、西班牙和韩国 15 至 18 岁青少年的大型跨国样本,研究了青少年在线约会应用程序 (ODA) 的使用和受害经历。在两个子研究的逻辑回归分析中,官方发展援助的使用与更可能成为在线骚扰、在线性骚扰和其他网络犯罪以及成年人和同龄人的性受害有关。根据中介分析,这种关系主要是由于官方发展援助用户在在线交流和信息共享方面从事风险更大的活动。应关注官方发展援助对弱势群体(例如年轻人)的风险,他们没有足够的技能来规范他们的在线社交关系。
更新日期:2021-08-04
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