Impact on attitudes and behaviour

RSHE (PSHE)

Depiction or discussion of sex or sexual body parts, including sex education and texts which include sexual content

It may contain information which could lead to unlawful behaviour.

Which of the following is NOT an issue associated with being exposed to explicit content?

An explicit pop-up advertisement on a free game.

Images of cartoon-style characters portrayed in adult situations.

Searching for an explicit keyword or phrase.

Which of the following is NOT a potential way of a young person accidentally seeing explicit material?

1 in 5 children (aged 8-11) said they have seen something worrying or upsetting online.

56% of 11-16 year olds have seen explicit material online.

One third of British children (aged 12-15) have encountered racist, sexist or discriminatory content online.

Which of the following facts relating to explicit content is INCORRECT?

Joining social media platforms at the required age.

Taking part in or watching live streamed gaming content which may be inappropriate.

Using apps or playing on games which are not age appropriate.

Which of the online activities below DO NOT increase the chances of young people coming across harmful explicit content online?

Playing games which are moderated by adults.

Being exposed to which of the following are NOT associated with encouraging stereotypes or acceptable behaviours?

Is a way for people to broadcast themselves online.

Means clear boundaries are set which should be followed when online.

Refers to any media which contains content of an adult nature.

Means having a widely held belief or expectation of a particular category or group of people.

Refers to playing video games online with a group of other users.

Refers to something you find upsetting online.

Being more likely to copy something or someone simply by viewing or watching their behaviour.

Building a relationship with a young person with the intention of pressuring them to do something.

The ability of your device to track your location.

Are things online that you have shared, commented on or liked.

Are ways that other online users trick you into sharing your personal information.

Refer to unwritten rules of behaviour that are deemed acceptable within society.

Knowing practical steps to avoid exposure.

Which of the following is NOT an issue associated with viewing explicit online content?