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Are your kids experiencing sex abuse online? Study finds 'substantial portion' are
October 14, 2022, 9:03 PM · 4 min read
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A new study published by the JAMA Network on Friday, Oct. 14, found that a "substantial portion of youth" have experienced online child sexual abuse.
The study, conducted in late 2021, surveyed 2,639 children aged 18 to 21 years about their childhood experiences of online abuse. Of these, 933, about 35%, reported experiencing at least one instance of "technology-facilitated abuse" before age 18, the authors wrote. Overall, the survey found that 15.6% of participants experienced online sexual abuse as kids.
The different types of abuse addressed in the survey and how often they were experienced include:
Over 5% experienced online grooming by adults. Grooming refers to "a set of manipulative behaviors that the abuser uses to gain access to a potential victim, coerce them to agree to the abuse and reduce the risk of being caught," TODAY previously reported.
About 11% experienced image-based sexual abuse, such as taking or sharing a picture without the child's consent.
About 7% experienced self-produced child sexual abuse images, such as youth creating their own image and sharing with with someone who shared it without their permission or voluntary shared with adults. It doesn't include peer-to-peer image-sharing.
About 7% experienced nonconsensual sexting, which included both nonconsensual taking and sharing of images.
About 3% experienced revenge pornography , when images were either taken or shared to intentionally humiliate the child.
About 3.5% experienced sextortion, when someone threatened to disseminate sexual images in order to get money or sexual activity from the victim.
Almost 2% experienced online commercial sexual exploitation, meaning the child provided sexual services for a reward, including talking, images or other online activity.
The authors also noted that the perpetrators in most cases were not online strangers, but instead people whom the respondents knew already, like dating partners, friends or acquaintances.
"Sexual abuse is migrating online, and most of the studies that have been done up until now about sexual abuse have not included the full range of sexual abuse experiences," lead author David Finkelhor, Ph.D., director of Crimes Against Children Research Center at the University of New Hampshire, told TODAY. "The predominant image that people have from media is that this is stranger predators stalking kids online, and that's not the full story. It's much more complicated."
Finkelhor noted that the perpetrators in the study often tended to be people who knew the children in offline settings and would begin to communicate with them in an inappropriate manner. But this doesn't just apply to the adults in the children's lives, he said.
"About a third of the perpetrators are other youth. There's a considerable amount of sexual abuse occurring because kids are taking images or receiving images and then using them without consent," Finkelhor said.
According to the study, girls were more vulnerable than boys, and the prime vulnerability age range was between 13 and 17 years, though teens were often also the perpetrators.
Finkelhor also said that the rise of technology has facilitated more sexual abuse cases than before, especially with the prevalence of cameras.
"Social life and interpersonal interactions of every sort now have a technological component to them, so it's not at all surprising that it's playing a bigger and bigger role," he said. "There may be some facilitation by the fact that many people somehow thought mistakenly that they can do things online or get away with things online that they can't do in a face-to-face environment."
These findings bring monumental implications for teenagers and parents alike, Finkelhor said. The study notes that education efforts for youth must become more comprehensive and that there may be a benefit in integrating online safety tools into existing educational programs.
"There's a whole variety of things that are happening, and we need to acknowledge the big picture," Finkelhor said. "What we have to understand is that kids need much more information and training to make judgements of who is trustworthy, what the signs are, if someone is asking something inappropriate, how to extricate themselves and refuse propositions and manipulations they may receive, particularly from people they know."
For parents, Finkelhor strongly recommends having an open conversation with children about the risks of online communication and what to do in certain situations.
"It's very important that parents have conversations with their kids about romantic and sexual relationships and their values on that, and offering specific help in suggesting kinds of things they should watch out for," he said. "So having frank conversations about the things that go on in the world of romance and sex."
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(OPRAH.com) -- When your child asks where babies come from, do you break a sweat and blame it on the stork? Have you had a conversation about oral sex, masturbation or contraception with your teen? If you haven't started "the talk" with your child, sex therapist Dr. Laura Berman says you could be making a big mistake.
Dr. Berman says kids today know a lot more about sex than we think they do. In fact, Berman says children are being forced to make sexual decisions by middle school, from receiving sexually explicit text messages -- also called "sexting" -- to feeling pressured to perform acts like oral sex.
What you need to do as a parent, Berman says, is arm them with knowledge that will guide them well into adulthood. "You want to start these conversations early with your kids -- before they find themselves in the circumstances where they're having to make those healthy sexual decisions."
O, The Oprah Magazine and Seventeen magazine joined forces for a groundbreaking new sex study that surveys moms and girls ages 15 to 22. The bottom line? Parents aren't talking to their kids enough about sex. Oprah.com: See the results of this groundbreaking study
"What is so fascinating to me is 90 percent of the mothers, our readers, thought that they had had the conversation with their daughters about sex," says Gayle King, O magazine's editor-at-large.
"When you talk to the daughters, you'll find out, well, no, you didn't really quite have the conversation."
Although some mothers shy away from the conversation because they don't want to seem like they're condoning sex, King says you have to arm your daughters with as much information as you can. "Knowledge is power," she says.
Seventeen magazine editor-in-chief Ann Shoket says girls don't only want the nuts-and-bolts talk about sex -- they want to learn more about the feelings that can come with it.
"It's clear that these girls are doing very advanced sexual things," she says. "And yet what they really want their mothers to talk about is the emotional side. They want their mothers to talk to them about: 'How do I know if this boy is just using me? How do I know if I'm ready for it?' That's the part where mothers play a huge role that the Internet or their friends just can't do."
Berman says it's important to start an ongoing conversation when your kids are young that will continue to develop as they get older.
"They want a sense from a very early age, not so much about the nuts and bolts about sex, but that it's okay to ask questions about their body," Berman says. "If you wait to have that one big talk until they're 13, 14, it's often too late." Oprah.com: Get Dr. Berman's guide to help start the conversation
She believes that making them feel good about themselves is key.
"Feeling good about their bodies. Feeling good about their genitals. Feeling good about their sexual function. Feeling empowered about who they are as people and as sexual beings. And then that makes the path so much easier when they're in their teen years."
The magazines' survey says 78 percent of mothers think their daughters feel comfortable talking to them about sex -- but only 39 percent of daughters actually do.
When it comes to teenagers, Berman urges all parents to stay calm when approached for information. Overreacting, she says, could make your child hesitant to come to you in the future.
"Listen -- don't just lecture them," Berman says. "[Encourage them] to ask questions about the words and the terms and the things they're hearing about at school, to ask questions about what they're seeing in the media."
Amy, a mom from Tennessee, wants to have the talk with her 10-year-old daughter, Jordan, but she says she feels sick to her stomach every time she thinks about it. And it doesn't help that Jordan's asked for the talk one or two times a week for six months!
Amy says she's scared of saying the wrong thing. "Something that's going to scare her or confuse her," she says. "I don't ever want to let my daughter down. That's my biggest thing. I don't ever want her to ever think she can't talk to me."
Berman thinks Amy is putting too much pressure on herself. "What's happened now is that Jordan's been asking you and asking you, and there's this whole [air] of secrecy around it," she says. "The secrecy can be more damaging than just telling it like it is."
Berman says the main goal of any sex talk is to communicate that sex is a very normal and natural thing. There are three main topics to cover: male and female anatomy, the mechanics of making a baby...and becoming familiar and comfortable with your genitals. "I don't think I can say 'masturbation' to my 10-year-old yet," Amy says. "I don't even think I say that to my girlfriends!"
Berman says it's important to talk to kids about getting to know their own bodies -- and that many kids have been exploring themselves since they were babies.
"It's about soothing," Berman says. "It's not about sexual arousal and the sexual connotations that we put on it. It's just about normalizing it for them and setting the seeds that this is normal."
After some more coaching, Amy says she's ready to face Jordan. "I'm going to be sitting nearby, ready to hold your hand and jump in and help you," Dr. Berman says.
Jordan says she became curious about sex after reading a book about growing up. When she got to the section on sexuality, Amy closed the book. "She said it wasn't for kids," Jordan says.
Ever since then, Jordan says her mom has been promising to have the talk. "It's been eight months," she says. "I get kind of frustrated. And I hope I learn about adult stuff that I need to learn. Because if I don't know when I'm older, it's going to be embarrassing."
After many frustrating months and a little help from Berman, Jordan finally gets the chance to ask her mom anything she wants.
Jordan got a lot of information in one sitting, but Berman says it's best to tackle the issue in stages. "They'll first ask how are babies made usually, and you can say, 'It comes from a very special place inside a mother's body named a uterus.' And you can even show a picture of the uterus at that point and get them familiar with anatomy," she says.
Berman says many kids will ask how the baby gets in the uterus, then how a man's seed gets into a woman. "It's sort of usually a more processed, kind of piece-by-piece conversation in an ideal world," she says.
Jordan says she's glad she got to talk to her mom -- and has more questions. "We were on the way home, and I asked her, 'Do old people still have sex?'" she says. "And she said it depends on the couple." Oprah.com: The shocking lesson Dr. Berman wants you to teach your kids
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