Online Exploitation
Sexting and Sextortion
Grooming and Luring
Cyberbullying
Prevention
100

What is online child exploitation?

Using a child for sexual gratification or profit via the internet.

100

What is sexting?

Sending sexual images or videos via devices.

100

What is grooming?

Manipulating a child to prepare for abuse.

100

What is cyberbullying?

Targeted abuse using technology.

100

What is a key prevention method?

 Open communication.

200

What risky behavior increases exploitation risk?

Sharing personal info and chatting with strangers.

200

Why is sexting considered exploitation?

It involves minors and can be shared without consent.

200

What is online luring?

Using messages to entice a child into sexual activity.

200

Is Posting embarrassing photos cyberbulying?

yes 

200

What should parents teach?

Online safety and consent.

300

What is sextortion?

Using threats to extort sexual images from youth.

300

What tactic do extorters use?

Threats and flattery to manipulate youth.

300

What tactic do groomers use?

Flattery, gifts, and emotional manipulation.

300

What is a tactic used by bullies?

 Pretending to be someone else.

300

What is a good resource?

400

What is CSAM?

Child Sexual Abuse Material.

400

What is non-consensual distribution?

Sharing intimate images without permission.

400

What is the danger of emotional attachment?

It increases harm and compliance.

400

What is the impact of cyberbullying?

Emotional harm and isolation.

400

What should youth know?

Risks of sharing images.

500

What is a deepfake?

AI-generated fake media that may depict abuse.

500

What is a common platform for sextortion?

Snapchat or Instagram.

500

What is a red flag in grooming?

Promises of gifts or secrecy.

500

What can educators do?

Teach empathy and online safety.

500

What can educators do?

Build empathy and awareness.

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