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Sexting, cyber-violence and sexually risky behaviour among college students (CROSBI ID 652179)

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Kričkić, Dea ; Šincek, Daniela ; Babić Čikeš, Ana Sexting, cyber-violence and sexually risky behaviour among college students // 9th International Conference of the Faculty of Education and Rehabilitation Sciences University of Zagreb, 17-19 May 2017, Zagreb, ERFCON 2017 Book of Abstracts / Hržica, Gordana ; Jeđud Borić, Ivana (ur.). Zagreb: Edukacijsko-rehabilitacijski fakultet Sveučilišta u Zagrebu, 2017. str. 169-169

Podaci o odgovornosti

Kričkić, Dea ; Šincek, Daniela ; Babić Čikeš, Ana

engleski

Sexting, cyber-violence and sexually risky behaviour among college students

Sexting and cyber violence are often seen as a forms of a risky behaviour performed via Internet by the adolescents, and risky sexually acts corresponds to it in real life. The goal of this research was to explore the relations of sexting, committing and experiencing cyber violence and risky sexually behaviour among college students. Total of 202 college students fulfilled adjusted version of Sex and tech survey questionnaire (STSQ), Committing and experiencing cyber violence scale, and subscale Risky sexually explicit behaviour from Youth self-reported delinquency and risk behaviours questionnaire (SRDP-2007). It has been found that a total of 60.89% of participants had sent a sexually explicit text message and/or video content at least once, 60.33% had received such content while 13.12% had forwarded or shown the received content to other people, 3.5% of the participants had experienced and 2.01% had committed cyber violence. The majority of participants had sent explicit content to their boyfriend/girlfriend, and most of the participants had perceived sexting as a form of joke, a gift to their partners or as an answer to receiving sexually explicit content while the minority of participants had stated negative motives for practicing sexting such as peer or partner pressure. Almost all of the participants are aware of the danger sexting bears but still most of them indulge into sexting, stating its' positive outcomes, such as excitement that follows it. Sexting and committing/experiencing cyber violence, and sexually risky behaviour correlate positively and moderately. Additionally, positive and moderate correlations are found among committing and experiencing cyber violence. Also, positive but weak correlations are found among practicing/experiencing cyber violence and sexually risky behaviour in real life. Predicting sexting by experiencing and committing and experiencing cyber violence and sexually risky behaviour had shown that only sexually risky behaviour is significant predictor, probably serving as a mediator for the relationship of committing cyber violence and sexting, and explaining solely 8.2% of sexting variance, while the whole model explained almost 20% of sexting variance. Results indicate that different forms of risky behaviour are correlated, and that sexting is perceived as not only as a risky behaviour, but as a behaviour that can be used to facilitate committed relationship in young adulthood.

cyber-violence, sexting, sexually risky behavior

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Podaci o prilogu

169-169.

2017.

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Podaci o matičnoj publikaciji

9th International Conference of the Faculty of Education and Rehabilitation Sciences University of Zagreb, 17-19 May 2017, Zagreb, ERFCON 2017 Book of Abstracts

Hržica, Gordana ; Jeđud Borić, Ivana

Zagreb: Edukacijsko-rehabilitacijski fakultet Sveučilišta u Zagrebu

Podaci o skupu

9th International Conference of the Faculty of Education and Rehabilitation Sciences University of Zagreb ERFCON 2017

predavanje

17.05.2017-19.05.2017

Zagreb, Hrvatska

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