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  • sexting
    / Sexting, victimization, and exploitation

    , computer-based) and offline victimization, including dating violence and being coerced into sexting with strangers. These coercive sexting situations are traumatic to the individuals who experience them, and they can leave the victims open to other types of exploitation, such as nonconsensual pornography (the use of sexual content of…

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    , computer-based) and offline victimization, including dating violence and being coerced into sexting with strangers. These coercive sexting situations are traumatic to the individuals who experience them, and they can leave the victims open to other types of exploitation, such as nonconsensual pornography (the use of sexual content of…

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  • victimology

    Criminal victimization may inflict economic costs, physical injuries, and psychological harm.

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    Criminal victimization may inflict economic costs, physical injuries, and psychological harm.

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