Perceptions of harm from adolescents accessing online sexual content

该项目旨在通过与希腊、爱尔兰和挪威青少年的比较交流研究，调查澳大利亚青少年对网络色情内容的反应。该项目旨在通过对澳大利亚12-17岁的高中生及其父母的深入访谈，将他们的看法与其他国家的孩子和父母进行比较，从而获得知识。该项目将结合定性和定量数据来探索为什么澳大利亚青少年比他们的海外同龄人更频繁地接触性媒体，并且更容易为此感到困扰。预期的结果包括为那些因接触网络色情内容而感到受到影响的青少年提供支持，从而最大限度地减少负面影响。

This project aims to investigate Australian adolescents’ responses to online sexual content through a comparative communication-based study with teens in Greece, Ireland and Norway. The project seeks to generate knowledge through in-depth interviews with Australian high school students, aged 12-17, and their parents, comparing their perceptions with children and parents from other countries. The project will combine qualitative and quantitative data to explore why Australian teens might access sexual media more often than their peers overseas, and be more likely to feel bothered by it. Expected outcomes include strategies to support teens who feel affected by access to online sexual content, thus minimising negative impacts.