Using the story completion method to explore Australian parent and child responses to online risk

Using the story completion method to explore Australian parent and child responses to online risk

This study uses the story completion method to explore how young people and their parents respond to online risks. During 13 family workshops with Australian participants which utilised a participatory action research approach, 197 parents and children responded to hypothetical online risk scenarios...

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