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Sharenting y su asociación con la impulsividad en adultos de la Argentina y otras naciones de la América Latina

open access: yesWimb Lu
El sharenting o exposición a menores en redes sociales por parte de los adultos, es una problemática con implicancias sociales, psicológicas y legales debido al riesgo de que dichos contenidos sean usados por terceros con propósitos maliciosos.
Santiago Resett, Pablo González Caino
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Sharenting e bioética: desafios para a privacidade e segurança infantil [PDF]

open access: yesRevista Bioética
Resumo A prática do sharenting, ou seja, o compartilhamento excessivo de informações sobre crianças nas redes sociais por seus pais ou responsáveis, tem levantado sérias preocupações bioéticas na era digital.
Sophia Ivantes Rodrigues   +2 more
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L’infanzia rappresentata dai genitori nei social network: riflessioni pedagogiche sullo sharenting

open access: yesStudi sulla Formazione, 2017
The article deals pedagogically with the theme of sharenting: many parents have the habit of posting images of their children on social network and this practice produces a series of dangers, as the studies of various disciplinary fields (psy-chology ...
Cosimo Di Bari
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Sharenting, digital parenting processes, and children’s problematic internet use: A cross-sectional study

open access: yesJournal of Social Media Research
The rapid integration of digital technologies into family life has transformed parenting practices, particularly through the widespread phenomenon of sharenting. While sharenting has primarily been examined as a matter of privacy and digital ethics, its
Berke Taşçı, Bedia Sultan Önal
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Sharenting

open access: yes
Este trabajo analiza el uso de menores en contenidos de Instagram publicados por padres y madres influencers, centrándose en su vinculación con marcas comerciales y en el cumplimiento de la normativa legal vigente. El objetivo principal es examinar cómo se expone la imagen de los menores en publicaciones patrocinadas y si esta práctica respeta los ...
openaire   +3 more sources

Sharenting in Asunción, Paraguay: Parental Behavior, Risk Perception, and Child Privacy Awareness on Social Media

open access: yesPsychology International
“Sharenting” appears to have become a common practice among families, who tend to normalise the posting of children’s content on social media, which can raise concerns about the privacy, safety, and mental health of exposed children.
María Nieto-Sobrino   +2 more
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Indirect IMPLICATIONS of sharenting ON the national security of the Republic of Serbia [PDF]

open access: yesPolitika nacionalne bezbednosti
The global phenomenon of “sharenting”, defined as the extensive online sharing of minors’ personal data by parents, represents a complex and indirect threat to national security.
Stjepanović Bogdana   +1 more
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Sharenting e tutela dei dati personali del minore: profili giuridici di un fenomeno interdisciplinare

open access: yesRivista Italiana di Informatica e Diritto
Il lavoro si propone di analizzare le implicazioni giuridiche del fenomeno dello “sharenting”. Partendo da una prospettiva interdisciplinare di descrizione della fenomenologia della questione si giunge, quindi, all’approfondimento dei profili giuridici ...
Dorinda Caccioppo
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Children of Polish Parents Online - Dimensions and Sharenting Risks [PDF]

open access: yesStudia z Teorii Wychowania
Sharenting, as a phenomenon involving parents sharing their child's image on social media, is becoming increasingly prevalent in Poland and around the world.
Gabriela Tofil, Dominika Jagielska
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Sharenting: A Phenomenological Study of Sharenting through the Lens of the Presentation of Self [PDF]

open access: yes, 2022
The purpose of this phenomenological study was to describe and interpret the sharenting of moms who post to Facebook. Sharenting is a term to describe the practice of parents sharing about their children on social media. The theory that guided this study
D\u27Amico, Evie Simmons
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