Jennifer Martin
Abstract
Many practitioners are unaware that child victims of sexual abuse may also have images of their abuse distributed online and that online images can have possible additional effects on the child. For that reason, the Ecological-Cyber Systems Model provided in this paper is of vital importance in raising awareness of cyberspace among all practitioners.
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Many practitioners are unaware that child victims of sexual abuse may also have images of their abuse distributed online and that online images can have possible additional effects on the child. For that reason, the Ecological-Cyber Systems Model provided in this paper is of vital importance in raising awareness of cyberspace among all practitioners.
Key concepts: Cyberspace, Sexual abuse, Child sexual abuse, Child abuse, Internet privacy, Raising (metalworking), Psychology, Computer security