Interventions aimed at preventing non-consensual sharing of digital sexual images among
youth often focus on (potential) victims, who are discouraged from making and sharing such …

This paper explores findings from a study with 150 young people (aged 12‐21) across
England, which employed qualitative focus groups and arts‐based methods to investigate …

A range of important studies have recently explored adult women's experiences of receiving
unwanted dick pics (Amundsen, 2020). However, to date there has been limited research …

Image-based sexual abuse (IBSA) refers to the nonconsensual production, dissemination or
threat of disseminating private sexual images with the use of digital technologies. This study …

Although measurement and prevalence of digital dating abuse (DDA) in young people's
relationships is of growing research interest, youth perceptions of the behaviours and the …

Research into technology-facilitated abuse in relationships (TAR) focuses predominantly on
TAR prevalence and correlates. This study examines TAR impact (fear/distress), and multi …

This study examined the content of injunctive peer norms (ie, perceived peer approval) of
sexting among Swedish adolescents. Written answers from 808 adolescents (M age= 14.22) …

This article makes the case for understanding young people's engagement with 'sexting'as a
social practice. Moving away from the dominant focus on teenagers and (sexual) risk and …

This paper explores heterosexual men's experiences of sexting with a primary focus on how,
when and why men send sexually explicit photos to women. Previous research has focused …

In this article, we examine young people's narratives on sexual harassment on how it is
endured, objected, observed, and negotiated in diverse everyday life environments. The …