Overview

• Psides team’s study of 409 adolescents aged 12 to 17 found 67.1% admitted to cyberviolence and 64.4% identified control as the most common form of abuse
• CDA-Stop comprises twelve sessions on self-esteem emotional regulation technology risks and romantic love myths to help teens spot online dating abuse
• Participants who completed CDA-Stop workshops demonstrated greater recognition of normalized cybercontrol behaviors in subsequent evaluations
• The program is being rolled out in Chile Ecuador Mexico and Cuba to assess sociocultural influences and gender perspectives
• A new investigation into adolescent pornography consumption in the Basque region seeks to explore related gender stereotypes sexism and media literacy