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Direct linkGregg, David; Somers, Cheryl Leigh – AERA Online Paper Repository, 2016
The purpose of this research study was to examine rates, recipients, and predictors of teen sexting. A sample of 314 high school students in an urban area of Southeast Michigan were surveyed. Males were more likely to engage in nearly all forms of sexting. Impulsivity, frequency of electronic communication, peer pressure, peer sexting, and peer…
Descriptors: Sexuality, Computer Mediated Communication, Urban Areas, High School Students
