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PsyPost: New sexting study reveals an “alarming” reality for teens who share explicit images
PsyPost: New sexting study reveals an “alarming” reality for teens who share explicit images. “A new study published in the Journal of Adolescent Health indicates that while most American teenagers do not engage in sexting, those who do face a high probability of negative consequences. The findings suggest that nearly half of adolescents who send sexually explicit images experience nonconsensual sharing of those images or become targets of sexto…
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PsyPost: New sexting study reveals an “alarming” reality for teens who share explicit images
PsyPost: New sexting study reveals an “alarming” reality for teens who share explicit images. “A new study published in the Journal of Adolescent Health indicates that while most American teenagers do not engage in sexting, those who do face a high probability of negative consequences. The findings suggest that nearly half of adolescents who send sexually explicit images experience nonconsensual sharing of those images or become targets of sexto…
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