Commentary Sexting as Adolescent Social Communication

Richard Chalfen

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Problematic relationships of visual telephony, interpersonal communication, and adolescent culture are well illustrated in the emergence of “sexting.” “Sexting” (a simplistic contraction of “sex” a...

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2010Generation M2: Media in the Lives of 8- to 18-Year-Olds 2009‘It's only a picture’: sexting, ‘smutty’ snapshots and felony charges1 1981A Sociovidistic Approach to Children's Filmmaking: The Philadelphia Project

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