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How to Protect Your Child from Online Grooming?
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How to Protect Your Child from Online Grooming?
What is online grooming?
Online bullying
Gaining trust with the purpose of subsequent seduction and involvement in sexual relations
Publishing content intended for adults
At what age does a child experience a period aimed at forming psychosexual orientations?
At the age of 7-10, a child is in a period of platonic dreams and fantasies. What does this mean?
Boys and girls communicate innocently, timid mutual courtship and sympathy begin
Children study their own bodies and how they differ from their peers
Boys and girls have virtually no contact and communicate mainly with peers of the same sex
The stage of formation of erotic libido. What happens to the child?
Crazy crushes appear, accompanied by erotic fantasies
Excessive aggression and anger, lack of control over one's emotions
Teenagers experience "practical consolidation" of erotic caresses
What methods do online groomers use?
Create fake accounts with an attractive photo to involve the child in communication
In correspondence, they act as a "sex guru", telling the child intimate details of adult relationships for the purpose of "education"
Contribute to the escalation of conflicts between the child and parents, allegedly supporting the "formation of boundaries"
Ask with requests to send personal photos first, and then - photos of an intimate nature
All of the above answers are correct
What will help to promptly learn about the danger that lies in wait for the child?
Cyber control and guardianship, asking what is going on in the child's life, where he is and when
Passwords from the child's social networks
Trust relationships and frank conversations
What needs to be done to protect a child from an online groomer?
Analyze the profile on social networks - there should be no information that makes it easy to find the child
Use filters and restrictions: not everything that the child shows on his account is intended for public viewing
Explain the inadmissibility of sending personal photos and information that will allow blackmail and manipulation
Talk to the child about his activity on the networks, ask what attracts him most there, who he communicates with, what he likes in this communication - but without pressure and obsession
All of the above answers are correct
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