Sharentíng: Adicción a Internet, autocontrol y fotografías online de menores.

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Title: Sharentíng: Adicción a Internet, autocontrol y fotografías online de menores.
Alternate Title: Sharentíng: Internet addiction, self-control and online photos of underage children.
Authors: Hínojo-Lucena, Francisco-Javier1 fhínojo@ugr.es, Aznar-Díaz, Inmaculada2 íaznar@ugr.es, Cáceres-Teche, María-Pílar2 caceres@ugr.es, Trujillo-Torres, Juan-Manuel1 jttorres@ugr.es
Source: Comunicar. 2020, Vol. 28 Issue 64, p97-108. 12p.
Subject Terms: Internet addiction, Multiple regression analysis, Structural equation modeling, Self-control, Internet security, Internet privacy
Abstract (English): Sharentíng is becoming a regular practice that compromises children's safety and privacy. This phenomenon is related to the act of sharing images of underage children on the Internet by their relatives. At the same time, a concern arises about the levels of Internet addiction in the population. In turn, levels of Internet addiction are a current problem in modern societies that has been linked to low self-control. This paper aims to analyse the degree to which images are published and the reasons why the adult segment of the population practices sharentíng, to determine the socio-demographic factors that have an impact on sharentíng, Internet addiction and self-control, and to establish the correlations between these three variables. A total of367 Spanish adults aged between 18 and 61 (M=28.98; SD=10.47) completed an online survey. Both the multiple regression analysis and the structural equation modelling revealed that: 1) Age emerges as a predictor of Internet addiction; 2) Age, gender and employment status are predictors of low self control; 3) No socio-demographic factors were found to be predictors of sharentíng; 4) The only significant correlation was observed between Internet addiction and self-control. Finally, practical implications of this paper on the protection of minors and adults' need for information on Internet security are discussed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
Abstract (Spanish): El sharentíng se está conviniendo en una práctica habitual que pone en riesgo la seguridad y privacidad de los niños. Este fenómeno responde al acto de compartir imágenes de menores de edad en Internet por parte de los familiares. A su vez, los niveles de adicción a Internet son una problemática actual en las sociedades modernas que ha empezado a vincularse con tener un bajo autocontrol. El objetivo de este estudio fue analizar el grado de publicación de imágenes y los motivos para realizar sharentíng por parte de la población adulta, determinar los factores socíodemográficos que influyen en el sharentíng, la adicción a Internet y autocontrol y establecer las correlaciones generadas entre estas tres variables. Participaron en la encuesta en línea un total de 367 adultos españoles entre 18 y 61 años (M=28,98; SD=10,47). Los análisis de regresión múltiple y el modelado de ecuaciones estructurales revelaron que: 1) La edad se alza como un predictor de la adicción a Internet; 2) La edad, género y situación laboral son predíctores de un bajo autocontrol; 3) No se hallaron factores socíodemográficos que sean predíctores del sharentíng; 4) La única correlación significativa se estableció entre la adicción a Internet y el autocontrol. Finalmente, se discuten las implicaciones prácticas de este trabajo sobre la protección del menor y la necesidad de formación que tienen los adultos sobre seguridad en Internet. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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  Data: Sharentíng is becoming a regular practice that compromises children's safety and privacy. This phenomenon is related to the act of sharing images of underage children on the Internet by their relatives. At the same time, a concern arises about the levels of Internet addiction in the population. In turn, levels of Internet addiction are a current problem in modern societies that has been linked to low self-control. This paper aims to analyse the degree to which images are published and the reasons why the adult segment of the population practices sharentíng, to determine the socio-demographic factors that have an impact on sharentíng, Internet addiction and self-control, and to establish the correlations between these three variables. A total of367 Spanish adults aged between 18 and 61 (M=28.98; SD=10.47) completed an online survey. Both the multiple regression analysis and the structural equation modelling revealed that: 1) Age emerges as a predictor of Internet addiction; 2) Age, gender and employment status are predictors of low self control; 3) No socio-demographic factors were found to be predictors of sharentíng; 4) The only significant correlation was observed between Internet addiction and self-control. Finally, practical implications of this paper on the protection of minors and adults' need for information on Internet security are discussed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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  Data: El sharentíng se está conviniendo en una práctica habitual que pone en riesgo la seguridad y privacidad de los niños. Este fenómeno responde al acto de compartir imágenes de menores de edad en Internet por parte de los familiares. A su vez, los niveles de adicción a Internet son una problemática actual en las sociedades modernas que ha empezado a vincularse con tener un bajo autocontrol. El objetivo de este estudio fue analizar el grado de publicación de imágenes y los motivos para realizar sharentíng por parte de la población adulta, determinar los factores socíodemográficos que influyen en el sharentíng, la adicción a Internet y autocontrol y establecer las correlaciones generadas entre estas tres variables. Participaron en la encuesta en línea un total de 367 adultos españoles entre 18 y 61 años (M=28,98; SD=10,47). Los análisis de regresión múltiple y el modelado de ecuaciones estructurales revelaron que: 1) La edad se alza como un predictor de la adicción a Internet; 2) La edad, género y situación laboral son predíctores de un bajo autocontrol; 3) No se hallaron factores socíodemográficos que sean predíctores del sharentíng; 4) La única correlación significativa se estableció entre la adicción a Internet y el autocontrol. Finalmente, se discuten las implicaciones prácticas de este trabajo sobre la protección del menor y la necesidad de formación que tienen los adultos sobre seguridad en Internet. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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