From 'Friends with Benefits' to 'Sextortion:' A Nuanced Investigation of Adolescents' Online Sexual Risk Experiences
From 'Friends with Benefits' to 'Sextortion:' A Nuanced Investigation of Adolescents' Online Sexual Risk Experiences
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10.1145/3555136
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2022-11
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Ashwaq Alsoubai;Jihye Song;Afsaneh Razi;N. Naher;M. D. Choudhury;P. Wisniewski
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作者：
Ashwaq Alsoubai;Jihye Song;Afsaneh Razi;N. Naher;M. D. Choudhury;P. Wisniewski
性探索是青少年发展的自然组成部分;然而，未经中介的互联网访问使青少年能够参与比前几代人更广泛的潜在风险更高的性互动，从规范的适当性互动到性虐待情况。青少年已经转向在线同伴支持平台，以披露和寻求有关这些经历的支持。因此，我们分析了青少年（13- 17岁）在在线同伴支持平台上发表的帖子（N= 45，955），以深入研究他们的在线性风险体验。通过应用混合方法，我们1）准确地（AUC平均值= 0.90）识别出包含青少年在线性风险体验披露的帖子，并根据同意程度对帖子进行分类（即，自愿、非自愿、性虐待）和关系类型（即，青少年和他们分享性经历的人之间的陌生人、约会/朋友、家人），2）基于这些维度检测到帖子比例的统计学显着差异，以及3）进一步揭示了这些在线性风险的细微差别如何在帖子中典型地描述了性经历。青少年更有可能与朋友/约会伙伴进行双方同意的性短信;陌生人更有可能进行不必要的邀约，当家庭成员参与时，性虐待更有可能发生。我们通过超越“安全”与“风险”的错误二分法，为青少年在线性风险体验的HCI和CSCW文献做出贡献。我们的工作从性健康、风险检测和预防青少年网络性暴力的角度，对技术介导的青少年性行为有了更深入的了解。
Sexual exploration is a natural part of adolescent development; yet, unmediated internet access has enabled teens to engage in a wider variety of potentially riskier sexual interactions than previous generations, from normatively appropriate sexual interactions to sexually abusive situations. Teens have turned to online peer support platforms to disclose and seek support about these experiences. Therefore, we analyzed posts (N=45,955) made by adolescents (ages 13--17) on an online peer support platform to deeply examine their online sexual risk experiences. By applying a mixed methods approach, we 1) accurately (average of AUC = 0.90) identified posts that contained teen disclosures about online sexual risk experiences and classified the posts based on level of consent (i.e., consensual, non-consensual, sexual abuse) and relationship type (i.e., stranger, dating/friend, family) between the teen and the person in which they shared the sexual experience, 2) detected statistically significant differences in the proportions of posts based on these dimensions, and 3) further unpacked the nuance in how these online sexual risk experiences were typically characterized in the posts. Teens were significantly more likely to engage in consensual sexting with friends/dating partners; unwanted solicitations were more likely from strangers and sexual abuse was more likely when a family member was involved. We contribute to the HCI and CSCW literature around youth online sexual risk experiences by moving beyond the false dichotomy of "safe" versus "risky". Our work provides a deeper understanding of technology-mediated adolescent sexual behaviors from the perspectives of sexual well-being, risk detection, and the prevention of online sexual violence toward youth.