Attachment Theory and Children's Risk of Online Predation
This document is a sociological report examining the intersection of attachment theory, online trust, and children's vulnerability to online predation. It discusses how children's innate need for attachment and connection can make them susceptible to online predators, especially if their emotional needs are unmet offline. The report highlights various attachment styles and their influence on online behavior, the development of trust in digital environments, and multiple risk factors that increase vulnerability to online grooming. It also provides empirical evidence of online grooming tactics and offers recommendations for prevention and digital literacy to protect children from online exploitation. The report is grounded in academic and empirical research, making it a valuable resource for understanding and addressing the risks of online predation.
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